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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

FENHE Bank % Tennessee, Uriah Brown rhss Bra
end others.-JudgmeDt and Attachment Bill On n Il
OF mpainans BY their solicitors AID il appearing the
isfactiOn Of the Clerk and Master, from allegation
plainantS bill, Which sWorn to- that defrRisat Jas
resident tn state Of Tennessee u ordere1
publication be male for four in the Ea
and American, Newspaper PUBLISHED in the ~ Of Nashvi
tennessee aiming said defendant to appear before the Oh
Gerry Court G4iDesDor0 teore second Msndav
FehruaTy, 1901 and answer compliments bill the
Re taken for confessed and the hearing
psrte to him. WI II BOTS, O. 4.
jani7-pr' see93
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

NANCY G. WAGNER VI. 1osr,s 49, 49, = =,
so.ee On molten Of cosspainants Alto-rsr s-1 n ~
Peesins . n satisfaction, from sda7it fls ss ne dsf
~ ssner ia nc resident Of .hn STATE % rnr-s1
an ~ Dl@es q rssoenes i nc. kroEn II i $500 ~re
~ " aa- socaiion b made four susesvs eeEr h
u, ~ A17ta1 paper published IN ne eltz ~ N.s \
vie, aid dspdsnt appear Al ihs et s ~ ~
M g = . or es county Of Perry a. ts cou
next, ten and thereto plead answer Or eTnr-
BILL or the same viii Re taken for confessed s - ~ s
a $500 49, - - iset D g. HICKMAN. G. x n.
I'm DICKSON COUNTY C0UIx.r-J...---1, -1-1
le6I-Jane Pickett, e ais, vs. John slasde1 Il -
Petition to sell land and Negro IL appearing to ~ t
D. Sayden. Of the defendants in the efore ~
nonresiden OF the State Of Tsnnessee, and bsTsrd "a
Ct the ordinary process Of this Court therefor.
that publication be made the Nashville Union ad
Tor three successive weeks requiring said rieut ae
ant 70 appear at the March term. 1851, Of the Dickson
Court a. Charoe the first Monday in Mach 1851
answer g denur The petition Of Jane Pickett others ss
IN said Court, the will be taken for confessed h
THOMAS G. MORRIs. cIerE
lamar Isfl - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
NATHAN N. EDWARDs.c AN,
decl5 '60-y4t-pr'sfee 50 81 sad Cour T

N CHANCERK COURT AT DRES DEN
4 for Weakfey County, State OF Tenne
See,--Orisinal Injunction Bill0rder q Pubeaton-Tbd
as Glass vs. David Moore, jain Tanculer William Iand
and James Blakeman From the af5davit no bill ia
cause, appearing to he Clerk AMI Master OF said Court
sas defendants David Moore, and John TancEer,
residents OF said State Of Tennessee Is therefore orde
said Clerk and Master that this order be published
eessiys weeks in the Weesy Union and American ews
published il the city OF Nashville State Aforesaid cosnd
the said Moore and Fa1cul e e their answer pleas
mrre-s to said bill before the OF d Chanel
Court to be hed 81 the Court House. In the Dresden
Neakey county state Of Tennessee the second EoDds
January, ie6l, said bill ard all things therein will b 4
for coressed against them and for hearing a. to them
said OF said curt. This December sh I0 IA N
copy fro. tAe Order Book
NATHAN N. zDHAEDs, c AN
dsel5 '68-E4t-pr's Zee 50 ofssi5 9 ~
TTOWARD L LARKTNs, vs. B. 4. Anderson -AttaehruI
in this case, il appearing TO my satisfaction that q
dznt Anderson is non.resi1ent % state OF Tennessee
therefore ordered By that publication be made IN the
and American newspaper pubshed In Nashville Tennez
four successive weeks commanding the defendant to appe
fore at Office in Linden and Perry county, Tennessee
the 18th Of March, 1851 Tlesd answer or deu 10 plain
attachment, the will be disposed q expars as %
This 22d day Of January, 1851
D. J. WALL, :. p. for
ian9g- v4t-pr'sfesf3 Perry ountv T..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

COUNTY COURT OF DAVIDSON COUNTI
~ EennesSees-JanssT Faulkner. MarEsre. Eau
and m HsEerton vs. Alfrei Own aDd susan OE
and o:hers-Bl petition ef real sf Edrsd
sec-ased-At the oiee Il he Clerk Master Couu
Court al Nashville hez7th cay 81 Deosnter 1850
Of complainant BY counsel in The na il appea
to the stsacaE sf the CLERK and Masie that the said
ants Alfred Owen srd Sssan Oven, f,sidentsaf virgin
snd residents Fl the STATE II Tennessee, and here
nary process II this bs served upon hem
therefore order by the c-rk ard Master subcatisn
made fr four weeks in succession the Nashville Union
American newspaper published n the city Of Nashville
surfing the said defendant appear the Of
Court be holden To- the cuty Of Davdssn- the
thereof in the Of Nlshv lie the frst Monday
~ next and answer said bill the will taken for
fessed to them ald 81 dssn for hearing pa-te.
K CHEATHAM, +
de-2s6a Wit prs feeS2 CLERK ana Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

4 LHEATHAM,
de-es'6a VT PRS ses2 Clerk Master
an THE CHANCERY COURT Ar DIR
den Tor WeakieF County, state OF TIE 1
nessee Order Of Pubicasion-Orgin-l Bhl-EiiiahJ.
Andrew Cayce, Jshn p Csyce and George Csys
From affidavit Of the compliments COUNSEL hiesizk cal
we'll this day fled in this II appears he Clerk
Master Of said Court that the said defendants john cayse
George Cay residents Of said Of Tslness
and reside in Kentucky It therefore order~d By C
and Master that the oe be Published for four successive
in the Weekly Union and An1erican, Newspaper publ
IN the city af Nashville said State Tennessee. couuS
said John Caycs and George Cage to Ale tAr
demurrers to said Bill at before tie Ch4
Gerry CnutO be held at the house
county, State Of Tenneee the Hocdsy Of Jauna
5 said bill aBi hngs therein, will he taken for eonfes
against thsm and SCI for hearing them expzs aid
Of said Court This December 6th 1851 "A copy
the Order Book.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
rHE ADMIssioS OF MISSOURI.

In 1919, Florida was acquired from Spain, in
which slaves were held, in all the Spanish cello
MES Arkansas west of the Mississippi river was
rapidly acquiring suffciency Of population to be
q State. and Missouri memorslized Congress to en-
oct law to enable her to form Constitution, prepsr-
storV to her admission. On the introduction of sn
enabling sct Mr.. Tslmadge, of Rev York. introduce
ed section, providing fer the trcedol Of all Rlev2s
born in Missouri after such slave should arrive at
at the age Of twentyone, and prohibiting the intro
duction of others from beyond the limits of the
State. This bill passed il the House bit was de-
faetod ultimately in the Senate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

In mineral water where associaey held
in solution II is conceded to be uncertain how these
chemically united one the other We may however,
this case. infer that the aius-
Carbonie acids Silica chloride of sum- h"arbonse
of ne ch bride of sodium carbonate of soda secae of
tasa bcabonae of iron sece of Soda of
sodium, and probably other combinations. myl0H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27
II AT4mAn's TROPICAL ROOFING

II ATHMAH'S TROPICAL ROOEHNG-
Cheaper ana superior TO any other ever soutnSE
climate,
recognized qualities
LIST. DURABHLfY-equai to tho best este roots.
LMPERNEA B1fITV-SuDerior to other; ne oFafkt
or LEAKS being possible
I'd. BEAUTfu smooth srRntte"lEs aofIace
Ath, CHEAPNESS-lt much esa than though 1t 10 al
good any slate roof and less than the inferior
opoEon footing heretofore offered to the public saver ta
cost of cutters and valleys
9th IEUONRUST BItITY-It will resist better than
.lste-voof.
9TH CONVENIENCE-It will soften hssE OF
mis- climate the interior of buildings from the in
tause heat of summer
It'll SOLIDITY-It harder smoother from
be put roofs of slope and being Of light
weight require heavy raerB 1t while Il
rot liable to corroson breaking does require repairs
The "TROPICAL ROOFING is chemical compound O.
substances which peculiar to Alone combined
In proportions discovered by aera experiment and experience
In this city ,-,-. - -. 49,, .
TestenaB of the above in the hand
hs agent and DO erihed ~ any person Wishing it be
| fors contracting. -,
| promptly stranded to- rspply to ~
J. G. RATHMAN,
fal5l rnrrer NJ Renv''H and AerA'a StH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27
I oUIsHANA SUGAR REFINERY FOR sALn

\ DUISEANA SUGAR REFINERY FOR sALn
IL OR LEASE
That very desirable establishment situated the left banb
of the Mississippi, yellow the Government Wharf, and within
the limits city of New Orleans, is offered good
capitalists who may be DESTROYS Of aiding in the
progress Southern manufactures now in complete re
na and well found having engines boilers, vacuum
nan centrifugal machines black furnace filters mouds
ample yard etc and in fact all the
requisites carrying Sugar Refinery Moasse Rebo
ing large scale With little additional expense it NIGH
be easily converted into q Gotten Mill.
It has Wharf attached the Levee with water sut
cent for the accommodation Of vessels delivering taking II
For further information and for terms, applyto
DC tfkW RAREILT 4 40 81 Common streeI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

o. RUPTUREs fON
* RADICALLY cUREDt q 0l
Letter DR.. W Mills to the Editor of the '1cksonFs
vrcKsBunc, Miss, May 8, 1860
Hernia can be Cured Without Need or Knife
doI deem dqe b th2 o " met w11n i nsgs
boy of age had en- aSse T a obn e oeer
Esq., Two ,hst. s4id de hn sHS
ppnion about the suggesting The use of
knife which the oe and mye F oGf' Dr. '9of mn sher
meT and af,er having that he Doctors
CoSe HIsse p saSi A's s Th ss q
For last hee esfs ae s sn5 Os eng bag
those who have this disease and Tor my " T. MILLS
fA''"N' Above in reference to the same boy
IssAQuEsA Co, Miss, May =, 1851
Dr. Sherman, New Orleans: .,,-os oe ba r,nr,s
he is one the finest king Deer and can do as
much work rs any man. '" = 1' " ~
from Dr. cSs n hs stne on % t9s sAs'
VcKsBuRG. Miss March 90 1850
Dr. Sir send the boy Ben a6 oa 10 you ee
to him and 6sss I'm Ton p Ss
isfed with ny s to 40 nun b Phase rits me- by the
turn OF the post As'p'''lD''' THos j. HARPER, NJ. D.
Tbs letter was in reference to boy about IA
old no ruptued both Sides and who was subsequently,
returned sound. The following explains itself
ylcKsBuRG, Mss, May 7, 1860,
| DR.. Sherman New Oreans 49,. ,; , s,;,o ,Ia
Dear SirI you my James TO apply to nm Suaoe
Truss has only been ruptured aloft tne- can
at avery drug Truses. In them however nave 3u
M hut having your skill III such mat
'eiS' s' ny syn ~ THOS. j. HARPER, NJ. D.
| Dr.. BELDEN's OPINION.
| NEW ORLEANS, jan 6, 1859.
near srit is true that Dr. mans Truss applied by
eHn
seen tried entire satisfaction know OF several creu
NV the use of It and recomme yon 10 get one
| uut y. m h'' Stting , ~ K. BELDEN NJ. D.
n5-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rnpnred persons
or those having rpred that he returned to the city
and may be found office, No. lost CHI ARLs STREET
New Orleans prepared and all cases OF upt
nv the application Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and GU
| Alive MIXTURE my6 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

HEADQUARTERS It'll REGIMENT, lsT IGaDE,
1sT DIVISION, u MILITIA,
Nrw Ore NAV q, 1861.
Z REGIMENTAL ORDERS ,.I-THk COM
w enroll their various Company Beafae inhabitants of
Ill the Fourth District and report 10 Headqers.
Tn CAPITA and 1Ieuenans will be provA with their
mis- ionS 10 show authority for their action
All males Is and unter As Of belonging to
dnlv authorized military company, sect to N LITIA
DUTY. By order:
JIG. McLRN, Colonel.
T. L. AIREY, Adjutant.
been made By Ills Excellency T. o. Mooreovernor of the
State OF Louisiana. will be respected sccordiy-
A. W B0sworth Lieut.. Color
A. F. Bignon, Major.
II Goodrich, CarI8in, CompsA,
j. W Tutr. LIST Lieutenant :. .
j. =. De(iray I'd -.
W. F. Lorg. Captain ..B.
JAS MaceCd, 1t Lieut.. 49,.
J. A. Phillips, I'd go.
J. H. Burton Captain ;.
G. P Wo'k. LIST Lieut'nt :.
G. W, he, needy. I'd -.
VIM. Holmes, Captain :.
H. s. Belt lat Lieutenant -.
c. Il Cady, I'd -.
J. o. Ntiberi, Captain
H Collier 1t Lieutenant
Thos. f. Ganty, I'd
L. Moureau,* Captain
G. Z. Pitcher lst Lieut. tint -
Ed Scannel.T ID :.
7. j. Hall. Captain
V NandGrwRter, lst Lieut..
W. Meen ID :.
S. A. kh0rer Captain
NJ ]. Luuts LIST Lieutnt
A. Cummit gs, I'd
J. NJ. Reeve, Captain
j. NJ. Surrows. Ist Lieut..
J. j. McEomb I'd
F.. G. Bridge, Captain
| A. Mc5ryde Captain
+Moreau Guards. 1v23 Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

saeagSssfs5ss LOSS OFF TEETE3-Dr. J. WEsTa
~ st. Charles street, continues supply the
ifYTS5ssSa LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs,
lI11I upon his principle of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal appreciation
nended bens7 be ingenious System of supplying ARTI
FICAL TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation and uastcaon and perfect
IN to defy detection by the closest observer
VESTS method Of filling teeth with gold combines oil
Those interested will find statements be-
entirely and scrupuousy Dr. W. Sincere
thanks to the inhaetants of New Orleans and vicinity the
extensive practice they have h 6es
years Oee and residence III street. second do@
from Lafayette Square. $50 n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27
DENTISTRY,

GEBs@A ARTIFICIAL TEETH-Ths best
cheapest and rsplete Dental Establish
~AllI11194 Canal street. = -
His FACILITIES for nipuIating Artificial
by any Practical mist in the Southern States corpe
ton and at prices charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they rely upon the experience skill egrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth of surpassing beauty which cannot
be detected from the productions nature gradually re-
storing that uniformity the features essential to youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory ascaion and articula
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily az.
tracing Teeth without pain supeedng anything before at
tanned by the profession astonishing all who witness
All Operations in Dentistry performed with skill and
for cheapness and utility by others Una
fuiy applied Teeth remodeled and fit mode
crate charges AT the following prices written guarantee &C.
campaigning each set desired and found represented
after two months trial their money will be returned.
Full Sterling Silver ase.............. Sa5 pa
Full! sets finest finish bound. 40 90
Fn1 se vuesnized Rnbber equal gold from 90
Full % gold base rs TO I2s Id
The most perfect gems that be produced. -
Those requiring Artificial cordially iuyited tn call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR.. FIELDING. Dental Surgeon,
no ly 1874 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27
gew 0eams Guilty Greseent uaaa zpruimg, 4ay Fl, 1861
militaru MQtitEs.

THE WARI-vTEWs OF PENSACOLA, A,tk
MF Forts BARhNCAS, MCRAR and PICKENS; Of IVA
M ne e Companies Gadetsn Crescent
bana Regiments and Of the s. Feet39 different rnot0
graphic Views taken by accomplished artist the spot
are now on sale at the following Peter Halves IS Camp
E F. Werlen and Camp 1hos. T. White l95 Canal
"a Camp Bloomfield Steel 60 Camp suersys depot
under h Charles HOTEL Dapremouts depot under ODD Eel
lows Han a. f. Blacsmar Bro a Camp; Hole Co.. 81
Exchange Place Peter oDonnell 6 Camp and Ezekie's,
next TO 0la Post office. nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

HEADQUARTERS CALHOUN GUARDS, 80 St. Ch>treet }
New Orleans, NJ " ri '
r. THIS COMPANY Is NOW READSR A c.
IA tive and will be mustered in toserye duhe war
vi in few days.
Ill TEN MORE MEN will be accepted by applImmedi-
ateiy al Headquarters, No. 81 st Charles street
Uniforms and equipments furnished by the Conn!
HENRY sTRoNotain.
Hrn 7 q %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
" APPOINTED Sole Agent in Louisiana Merrick
Sons th:adepha all communications whether by letter or
otherwise relating to the business the firm will addressed
TO him at his Office No. So Camp Ieet, New Orleans.
my5 l2t S II. MELLINGER, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

NMcTNTYRE g. APPLICABLE, PLUMBERS
W 1909 POydrae street, .
oo,stontlv on hand Bathing Tubs for hot and cold
ater Shower Baths Closets Cooking Ranges and Bolt
@ stands Kitchen Sinks; Lift Force and Beer Pumps;
shee Lead and Lead Pipe and Plated Cocks al pat
ferns Cooking and Heating Stoves, &c: Fll'ao D"e'e'
Stores and Offices fitted up and guaranteed ,o,
n3s ox S. Mechanics' and Dealers Exchange AZ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

R-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptnred pTfSos'
o those rplred slaves that he returned to the city,
and NAV be found at his Office lost CHI ARIES STREET,
New Orleans prepared relieve and all cases Of rupture
nv the opplcation his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and gu H.
,rrur MJyTuRE my6 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27
un4. MONTGOMERY -
E:I WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. 1pAa
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, "a.

This delightful watering place will be ooen for the reception
ors IN the Goth These Springs more easy OF
Access than any Virginia being Immediately on the vs'n
and Tennessee in the healthy pooh OF rue
Stae and surrounded beautiful mountain scenefy
The medicinal qualities Of the ae fully esto shed nay
ing been of many diseases peculiar 10
the Southern country ---. So. - togo a, oft.
This is not delightful summer resort on III ese eAc
in@ tmes n safe ret for ladies and children A.,
Telegraph uncation with all important points IN e
oon'euo'"'e ~ LEWIS F. J. AMISS, Proprietor
-, II ryrvr President myl7 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

HEApQrAHTEnsp STM REcIHEs H., IN BRIGADE,
New Orleans, az. II 1871 (
n ORDER No. 1.-THE CuLONE,'oF' THE 8TH
Mi Regiment hning received his commiSS from His Ex-
VI c-ltncy Thos o. More, Governor Of he Louisiana
III all the inabtnnt in the circuit cGpried bel cen
81 Philip and Espanae Streets and Rampsrt the LAX
to enroll themselves Immediately Hnnef me mmana of the
officers named by the tccolng the law
of 1853.
In order facilitate the enrolment, The Antant Major
of said regiment will be found at the oce Canaan H.
Train No - St Peter P0ntAta Buildings where those
who have not yet enrolled should report be enlisted
in the companies Of their different municH sectbns ana
cevc the special that call them The re- vice of the
State. BY order
CHRISTOVAL SREL Colonel
AIPHoSsE DAVID. Adjutant. my24 st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

II EEI.ER, j. H., SOAP MANUF AGTURER, corner
IA Of ST. Andrew and Howard streets, New Orleans
OrierB left at PostOice Box No. 1880, will be promptly
AHA mvlG ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

HEADQUARTERS W ASIIINGTUHI rs
United States Hotel, h,rd District May Ii
II PURSUANT TO ORDER OF BR,iE.
III Chas A. IablN.u and under experimenting, ant
nv F. Georg Burthe, of the TAFT, the following
w men were duly elected officers Of the Company, vi
~ Aug Duquecron, Captain.
NJ. Tracy. LIST lieutenant.
R. u. Sm h. I'd
A. W Coe, ls Sergeant
C. A Anderson, I'd
ChRs. Jeffrey, Sd
A. Jacobs, l>b Corporal.
P. Blanchard, I'd
p +. EizHrdi. Sd
PS-The members hereby ordered to attend drill ir
Armorv at ~ o'clock THIS EVENING. Punctusl l.
ance is required. 49, ,.r,.,r,,ro,o,-
By order: AUG. DuQu EkNRoN
j. FAHY, Secretary. M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND 3AtAE Els
IN PronosaIs w be receiver the reasnrers Office hary
Hospa until 2ocock NJ the first Monday OF May next Tor
furnishing the Hospital with Meat and Bread ior Tue enSn
can be seen at the Office of James Graham,
E1iary Exchange Alley. , r H., cL:.
V order Of the board of Administrators of the Charity
Hos sa a. Apf' ~ VIM G. AUSTIN NJ. H., Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27
naa. BEERSHERA SPRINGS gsSg
UE:i GRUMPY COUNTY, TENN. -

This watering place will opened for visitors about the
25th inst ,, a,. I'D ,x,orx
The premises been in thorough repair and among
other additions ,s o D room for Children . - ,
The whole iAhmen Is in charge oil MIR JOHN H.
uIrKI Of great exreece this line of business whom
letters Tnay be ,ddeSsed at he SDrngs
Stages will Tracy CRY daily for the Springs on arrival
be procured at Mnnve by
those who Drefrr that nFl4 III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

NN-SDUvNtTh
have Opened for subscriptions 10 Inc ctp aoch %
this company, under the Louisville resolutions OF l3' lA
No 81 Common street. where may be found from a. NJ. 10
P NJ for few days. desire to meet there All tehu6 n'
stockholders. Be prompt - ~ ,1r,r,pncoH Agent
n2S u ~ v. NlNlI ENIs--.-E., -.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27
DartituIar NUtmks.

E1rMerchants' Lodge. No. 42-I: y. y. ~
The officers members of III Lodge are specially requested
regular meeting, HIS EVENlNb rs bnhcs OF
considerable interest will before the Lodge.
WIN. II. G. KING, N. G. pro tenn
n uov.pn Secv nro tenn ny27 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

SEfslN GhIR, e, g. CO., FASHIONABLE CLOTH.
~ g furnishing Goods Trunks, Carpet Bags etc.. No. 50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

~ CAMP NIOORE-PERSONS WISHING 0 VISIT
@ the Camp procure Excur Tickets single first class
rates 81 20 for the trip Tiekes goodon the p n trains
leave Tangpahoa 80 7l5 NJ Sunday arrivn in
the city at $40 or ll30 z. N.
mylS Y iel s T. S. WILLIAMS, Gen'1 Supert.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27

TTARDEE,S RIFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY
Ill TACTICS. ILLUSTRATED EDITION. nm,
If YOU want Illustrated Edition OF iiAree's le ana
Light infantry acng the schools Of the Solder ana
C'nmnany COMPLETE send 81 for 81 Tor SIX
copies undersigned and they will be promptly forward
ed by return mail. - -..o,, ,,,xor
out copyright that evised edition will soon be issued
under direction supply orders from THIS dae 10
any one party exceeding six copies Address, , ,,.
myIS 2wtW d. b ~" En- JaekSon 1h7'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-31
AGAn.

The notorious BRoHSL0W, who has been a
standing candidate for martyrdom ever since
Tennessee seeded from the Union and become
Q meuber OF the Southern Confrderucy, has, We
reZret to say, met with another disappointment.
In te last Number Of his paper BE- gives notice,
in advance. 81 his arrest for treason. trial.
CONVECTION and punishment makes his will, an
nsaHoAs the suspension Of his paPer-slready
dying for want Of supPui-and closes with a
fsing and characteristic obituary notice Of
himself, IN which are strikiugly portrayed the
many shining virtues Of the-soon 20 be-late
Par-ou VIC. p. deceased.
But, sad 10 relatei the Contaderste Court he
sore which stern sud impartial tribunal BROWN-
" Eas to stand and receive The consecTated
zuctiou that should rrecede his final coronation
tsA msrtyr. Kas afiouusi and BRowSLow Is
sail az liberty 20 write, print, and publish a.
much treason as b. chooses, or, can pay for.
IL i = sad sinner, aud Il Dis poHerwer but
la1 oommeasurala with his inclination for evil,
~ would doubtless long since have met e well
S>,cysd fate It the -hanglDans bands. But be
i-mS,pd for different eod. He viii drag
ms Ia hHnant of his miserable existence alb
horyes So fose bom he bar deceived and
shnei. an a&cs - be P'nned by all good
zoeu. and sytng vii go down 70 tbe gTase, leay
ing Z name i0a6e4 VII The double infamy 81
inrratitado and treason