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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-03


Nashville, Tenn.
TETE ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries, TobaccOs Liquors &C..
ped in part follows, ts which respectfully invite the at
SUGAR, MOLASSES AND SYRUP.
3 hhds Louisiana Sugar 50 bbs Coverings powdered
sS,s, ooT SIarhsd - oo, sugar. -, o..
100 Plantation Moasses 50 Refined Molasses
100 half bbs Plantation No so paCkAg tist Louis
50 S5is Refined MOlas.esi so pS New Orleans Golden
50 bbls LoTerinzs b ohrush- Syrup;
1SS bag: SaSG!s Rio SoS 50 bag. 9 Col Java oOos
fssi ''''--' ~ ~. = ''S' lag -'' ''-''' -.
100 bSIs Rectihsd Whisky 5Ohbls Robertson county w
100 - Ky. DID % 6biI Smiths Old Reserve
2puncheOns of Irish and Scotch whisky.
BRANDIESs WINES, &c.
10 quarter casks seignetes 10 Madeira Vine;
isssy ord Dupr.y gSii ss;'' "lR''
20 a. osss. g RoSs. Brandy 10 sEss' Malaga W3''
10 g United PIOpTietOr'' So PIX. Ginger Wine;
,Oo Bra Brandy 1ti,. p,u, g basket. ohanP%snei
100 Ginger IS pks Lemon CssdAli
5 Blackberry +" 50 boxes b:ssrs;
. Raspberry 25 Pks Holland Clint
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
300 boxes Virginia TObaccO-VariOuI brands;
. kegs A Smiths Pancake TobaccoI
10000 Superior Havana 0ig1rs-various BrAndSj
100000 " German "
$1,000 - Domestic 4"
CANDLES AND SOAP.
5O0 boxes tar osndiesi 50boXes sezrine Candles
9OO hf" so TalloW
$50 qr $50 boxes Soap various kindSG
FLOUR.
100 bblE extra Family Flour;
100 " Superfne 1"
100 bags Pennsylvania BuckWheGt Flour.
SUNDRIESs
1000 sacks hne and coarse Salt 100 dozen BuckstSf
500 bbls K6naWh8 salt; Soonest Tubs:
lOOO kegs Nails and sPikesi . sacks Almonds;
5OO boxes Glass Ware; so bbls Pecsns and FlbertsE
500 Reels Cotton Ropei 10 bills English Walnut;
lOO casks Soda 100 dozen Brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boardsf
Nv bags shot, assorted sizes; 500 reamS Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; so bags Pepper;
y cases Sardines, and Z 25 F" Allspice;
boxes; so bxs Ground MuStArdi
81 bxs Lemon syrupI so Fire Crackers
80 pks RAsns; Obbls Cider Vinegar
100 MsckATel; 5ObblsXY Ale:
IS chests Green and Black
Teas
With variety Of other articles.
na'6-1 EDWARDS, HARRIS CO.
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Tennessee Champion

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Mill Stone establishment.
IDURR Mstonss Of all sizes hand and made to ordeF
Smut Mills, of the latest improved patent; Mil spindes
Mi Gearing, Boiling Cloths Boiling, Hosting and RsgulatlR
Screws Screen Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted Of best quality and 70 give satisfaction.
All orders and communications promptly attended to.
--.. J. n. WARHE;
Opposite Broadway Mills, near 4 R, Broad street,
Iune22-dSUWu Nashville, Tenn.
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TENHE Nashville and Dec RaIirosd viii transport
Troops Supplies and Munitions Of War, Intended Tor
defence Of The South, Of CHARGE against the Connat
The officer in command AMI the agent forward ags viii be
qured to give certificate Of the Of troops, and
spion and tonnage Of freight to he Station Agent a he POI
q shipment.
sprspcsaI does not apply t. individuals only Cd
panies As szch- on PEkkIhb,
usFIlu General supsrintsndertl
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THOMPSON, SPERRY q CO.
WI ESALE CIR GERS,
Candy Manufacturers,
pKAIKRs IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, LIQUORS, TOBACCOS,
ANDALL KINDS OF CIGARS,
No. "a Market street, Nashville, Tenn.

TF0HE subscribers respectfully 10 the Trade and
the Public generally, that they have completed
ensVe Factory Asngem ens for the manufacture
Of oANDIEE, from the Stick the french In
imitation Of Confeconsry and being determined sell prices
that will compare faYoraby with the lowest NORTH they
hope to make this desirable market Only for that article
but for every other in their line Of business.
Our stock Of Staple and Fancy EupeTior
any OF the Southern Cities aud being aseombined with the
Confectionery Department. Inducements
Merchants wishing deal with than any new known Of
We therefore, invite then call
deFs which guarantee viii promptly
Cash Prices. THOMPSON, sPERRY 4 @
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
IMPRESS freight the roads. On after the
Path December 1859 through rates from New York
Nashville;
First Class per 100 lbs, 81 q Third Glass; per 100 lbs 81
Second Class, do ! IS Fourth Class, do 80
Hats. Caps and Bonnets, IS
Tine from Savannah and Charleston Nashville three three
and q half and four days.
Time from and Philadelphia half eight
and nine days.
Intervening Sabas the above variations time a. no
freight trains Sunday three lines
No detentions By ice 0vereharges damages
eep damages occurring sea- promptly adjusted By the Mash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad delivery.
dec 29-tf P&B " AN DERsoR
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
The undersigned Will sci hisplAnta -rsa.
lon, called CAPITAL VIEW, lying on
the nerth side Of Cumberland River,
.SiII - three milesfrom the City EVANSVILLE, 81
ulll containg about Three Hun
&az1& dred Acres. BE will sell it all
together small lots, suit purchasers Or
will exchange for well improved property the city 1t s Of
the very quality Of soil well Wstered half
cultivation and the balance In fne timber pasture
There COED dwelling houses good barn and stables
For information sPPy the undersigned to John James
Bep2O-d TH0S. G. JAMES.
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS

Hl1lINlI W y ANl1IINs7VVs
TTNHIS watering place open for visitors The premises
have been put in thorough repair and, among ether adj
tons is a dining room for children.
The whole establishment in charge OF Mr.. John Huk,
much experience in this line Of business whom letters may
be addressed at the Springs By daily mail.
At the CoEan Depot the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road will take the seWanee Railroad for Tracy City
whence stages depart daily spngs and eonVeyance
be procured at McunSe BY those who prefer that route
juneI2 -dsW&w3E
Memphis Appeal copy $40 worth ali issues and send
bill to this Office, for Collection.
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CORN AND HAY.
S0n BAGS prime White Corn,
ebaDD 100 bales fine Tims.hy Hay,
Just received and for sale low for cash
spI90n COMBS 4 MARTIN,
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InsOIVent Notice.

lASOlVenl NOIlces
HAVING this day suggested to the Clerk Of the County Court
OF Hickman county, the insolvency Of the Of James
Wells, deceased therefore ali persons holding against
said estate hereby notified to file he properly auenc
ted with the Clerk Aforesaid before the LIST septsm
Der next, the claims against the adudaed
en- that day for distribution. This May 24h 1851
Junes-w4tpr sfeeS3" ELI WELLS, Admir-.
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SASEE1S bkSANCA HAALhOADs
OTVTCE NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co.,
0ctohsr %, 1853
10y order Of the Beard Of Directors calls the
Stock Of the Company subscribed for balting Branch
Road from Bridgeport to Jasper payable 70 The Trea Surr Of this
Company ssfollowB:
One dollar share the LIST November 1882 and tive
dollars each Share the LIST days Of December, 1853 Janua
", FeoruA March, April Nay, June, July, August septeu
Der, October, and November, lSGO.
Pzyentmay be made TO jackson Pryor at Jasper, to the
Treasurer ct bis ol6cef Nashville
Prompaessn meeting these calls requested Of szbsc
Stock asthe construction Of the road depends exeusYe
the means provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-d ". A GLEAVES, Treasurer,
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NO. SO BROAD STREET,
BE manufacturing horse power portable Engines,
n suitable for printing Offices, plantation use, and where
small engines required. Price S60j,
stationary Steam Engines from to thirty horse power ct
prices Low hrstclas engine be furnished at We
prepared I'LL orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casting made from
stock patterns four Mills circular sash Muy
sAw Mills, unrTasi for strength durability and economy
ofpoWeT.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced furnished to work when de-
sired.
Constantly hand full assortment OF castings usually kept
st Foundry An experienced pattern maker and drAfsn Il
employed Working drawings, specifications plans and esd
mates furnished application.
IL Ole and Sales Room at So Broadway Nashville Tenn
iune22-dh
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NOR the remainder Of the year the large Store Room
Union and American Bloek, recently occupied b. si
pnavII
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LREsH M sd MEAL HOminy snd Stock Feed Just received
II and Tor sale ~ BENJ y SHIELDS o0lA
HeIli-u
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NEAL ANnRRaNs.
Corn. WnY and Oats.


A SUPERIOR lot Of Corn, Hay AID Oats, just reosi
"a and for sale a. Low hSarssb By COMBS MARTIS
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MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS o. 8. MAIL
PACK EFT IINEi
The Splendid Boats of this new Line will
leave Memphis and n. o. as heretofore
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
MONDAY PACKETS
REPUBLIC, INGoMAR,
Capt A. Baird. Capt. J. D. Clarke.
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
J. sIMJNDs, IMPERIAL,
Cspt'Jk Hicks. Capt O. 8. Rogers.
FRIDAY PACKETS.
BELFAST, HR " HILL
Capt A. X. Irwin. Capt 7. II. Newell.
These boats Memphis with the Railroads from that
point, their respective dayI Mephs Immediately On
the arrival Of the N. O. and NJ o. R. Trains Through
Tickets will be sold by s the Roads connection with this
line and their Tickets recognized good Passengers can
range their arrival avoid desy at Memphis longer than
business pleasure may require For freight passage apply
on board or to TH0S. II. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
Gen'i FIT Agts, No. 8, Howard Row.
JN0. Z. HYDE CO.,
septl5-d4n Agents. New Orleans
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Lest Trunk.
TAKEN from the Depot OF the Nashville AMI Decatur Rail
road, Broad onssmai Travelling ru1 covered
with Linen and marked the end "Dr William Rchoi.
Nashville" AliheTal reward be given returned to the
Freight gent, any other cfheer Of The Company
W ON PERKINS,
jupsI9-1 General Superintendent.
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAVING determined to carry my Negroes to the SnREA
III South, will sell about Three or Four X35SlA
Hundred Acres Of Land. being part OF
the tract upon which reside, situated on -
good Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Nashville in Of the best neghborhoods in VIII ~
Jansen county. Soil equal any State For psrcu-
lars apply to me- the premises or to A v s. Lindsey
Nashville ssp9-dn p A PRRKINE
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accidents t0iz hdppea, In eel regulated 1 iieI
n it desirable to have cheap and convenient way
or repairing Furniture, Toys, CrOckery, &c.
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Hungarian Grass Seeds,
On0 SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds for sale By
S1OU JAMES M'LAU9HLIN 4 90
, 1861-11-04
The Dsnsc1aa1e Oa14f&a4e 1ar Gf194k

The DsAscxatie Oa14t9a40 fbr KEse4k
=; ef: New York. ), ---:;;
The Democratic eaadid date for sharidf fof MI
York goes before: Tie peopRe of that rity; md
claims m election to Tint lncraavne and r.
spohtible statio1. with tho following record:
Mr. Lynch wae i: p1ivate IN Capt. VaJiaa's
Battery, attached to tho Eighth kegtmGnt uf
three months vo11ntoers which regiment
:was swo1n into the service Of the United
States On the 2S;h Of Al ATpzil s9d Hss TINS
Battery had besa sworn IN On the 10th, 20 that
It's time expired On tbs 10th Of July.
:Gener0 Mcdowell had expected to attack
the enemy On FHday, the 18TH, bat did not get
'hta men promptly into position, 10 the battle
wakpostPoned to Sunday, the 21st. On satur-
It's regiment, in the face Of the enemy between
CentreVille and Bull Run. On that day, Mr.
James Lynch, Is spokesman for himself and
sixteen others, went to Capt Va1ian and de-
manded discharge, as their time had expired.
Capt. Varian did bis best to persuade them to
stay till the 25tb, when the term Of ths regi
would then lead his company home at all
events Gea. Mcdowell also sent special re-
quest that the Battery should remain but
Lynch q Co, were inexorable; they would
hive their discharge at once and get out Of
danger; and the progress Of the discussion
gradually brought the residue Of the company
over to their side, SO that Capt. Varian found
himself deserted by all but his officers, and
was obliged to lead his Battery homeward on
the very eve Of battle, "to the sound Of the
enemies cannon" as Gen. Mcdowell said.
Some Of Mr. Lynch's military asaociates-
uot connected with the 8th regiment or Va
RAMS battery-are trying to cover up Lynch's
retreating tracks, but they make miserable
work Of it. We trust the patriotic people CT
New York will tend to Mr.. Lynch's case as it
deserves.
, 1861-11-04
destructive Fire at the Michigan State
Reform school.

[FrOm the Lansing Journal, Oct. 30.1
At half past two o'clock yesterday morning
the Watchman discovered flames bursting
frCm the south wing Of the workshops, The
alarm was Immediately given, but the flames
spreading rapidly had completely en7eIoped
the entire ten slopsbcfore the engines reach
ed the spot, and despite the vigorous efforts
OF fremen the whole TOW Of workshops, the
erglne building, and an immense amount of
stock for the manufacture of chairs, was
Wfapt In flames, q mass OF ruins.
The Ices to the State is estimated at from
81 500 to s., ,000-no insurance. Woodhouse
& Butler lose from $5,QO0 to $6,000-insured
for $2. .00O in tho Heine Insurance Company,
With the exception Of a few chairs, Varnish |.
ee, paints and brushes In the paint shops, con.
kistlng of cane seats, flag and chair timber.
finished and unfinished chairs, together with
the engine, machinery and tools, is total
loss.
We are left to conf -cture as to the origin OF
the fire, come regarding it as the woIk Of tur-
bulent s1irits among the boys, others to acci
dent. No fire had been k-pt in the buildings
after O'clock Of the previous day.
1t is just about o year since q similar but
less disastrous fire destroyed the shops, since
which time the buildings had been rebuilt,
Dcw machinery pus in BY the contractors, aai
everything was moving On to their entire sat-
lsfaction.
Should the State fail to rebuild the shops,
which are an entire ruin, the loss or Messrs.
NoodhouRe s. Butler will be augmented, as
they have large quantity Of flag and chair
timber which cannot be manufactured here.
l. is c disastrous thing to them and to the
State.
, 1861-11-04
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
MILITARY |nsTRuETln4 AND DRILL,

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE ms been locatel st
tclleo iete Cop1set Sept 18th. 15ol Tne Col
I-e hGs Twelve experienced t.acaeEF II fou th So.
aud tcsntac coursea the 1l:cst school p1ilunGs III
s VEST tcoa t<lle: 10? ample a9d ats1acuye c1oHndA
5sond clam The attent'oE q iarents 1nslructloa IN
RIFLE TACTICS swoEp. BAYoSaT AND tYMSAsT;o
ES1Rc1sEs Cokscn ZoUAvK AND FAEcr Dg1LI IN.
Ger officer OF United States >Smy- StudeEIa dres4
n ur1f i'm TEnks :$i75 per tchl11 year for board
farnishcd room- tuel. lights washing ana tuition In
every department.. Excellent 8ccnro mcdatona toF
s1 boaroera, under the roo1 With and the coa
slant Ct the teachets Address for Circulars D
+. COVERT. Preside1t Fulton. III. sa4EaD7-3m
, 1861-11-04
STATES SANITARY

l N llE.1 . Al I'D DAN L all
~ C03iA1sS1ON.-Thc Sanitary Commission ear
contributions Ct money to enable It to enlarge its
opera F. OF Ut least. to continue them Oh Their pre-
Under tts present orgaaz 4tton every Canp and
E1G1ary Hospital from The Potomac to the Missouri
IS EYttematlcay visited and inspected. Deficiencies
a saee e V5
shSse eadange1sg tic iealth of tie so1drF Us. not
d M Il a O. se9 haSe ts saa
ns haE!ce teen rcpulsed tr complaint bcsn made Of
div tr sfnE any Officer ia the discharge Of his
Gree- >-0> 'p''1e IL 'ne ei12nea@ Ut
cTtna T. 3 f'r oEt profound tnank-
Ae Scft ~ rllous Of The rear M nn7 itEnSt
s eldenea bu Will ardly te1th part Of
on sfase usual {xcc:rding to ali ex
would be cifBcult t. ocereEtimate lie mnrrtmae 81
ne ne bad every reason t. eIpcct but which
Stt 12r e nresert 10 human skiii saEa
EN- not unreasonable to assert That The a5ors Of ths
6snltsfy Con1m1haion have coutrO1ted Al iasst ~
to IL, III leasaTSr IS
already mere thaa re-patd2 ID Aos
,hefi,iss 5 ,a tai with the highest an
ngencJ large and speedy Increase Of It's recQnisrv
Trea;u:sl ffns ccniTa Executive Csnaitse cqi Eqi
'An hSefanee Bank n. 7. .Et,,, GEsa .n.a~
Treasurer # the Comntss5on = IL; Il s
"1he Sanitary comrnssloa 5S9e1ji1 !. ao,,,
in tbie time Of its trial It il entitled t. thr
e. bsa sne confidence Of Tie Rsople and viii
cfseiively made '' kS 0' pA''''s=m can be more
SstgEed5 u "a LINCOLN.
Washington, September 80 ISL" oclsx,tex.u
, 1861-11-04
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DOW e RS ID % O.. =
ID. BEEF AM, PORK RACKERa, J.,
Psnan4 Horaa op71er Grove ae& Cross atzeett near
NkhE1H Go1tha4R stock Xards. Omae, LIS eoath
vii pGrSsse CAtHa1 and Hoss "a ssaaehtezsnd
cure Provisions On c0&01kakoa. CGISs6 W3-o
, 1861-11-04
educational.

EDUCATE YOUR SONS AND
7aJe exrcnseE fourteen wceke. Superior advantages
IT; ctItsd In beta solid and oI1at9ental branches
isl. g. n, QUEsEAU. Principal
tcGl-hs2lTd.5tF Aurora Illinois.
, 1861-11-04

- RKPAIR1NaT The anaass;;si1sA as;s4 u tFesTnt3y Pr
bnyinT pezHanoay located himself y this point. ii
ths aSeve ba1i9es nox pTepare4 t9 e1sfr a. nso e2n
frV 10 t6pSe Who may feel It 70 Aefr Interest to
SfTf In 4 Ubc4al eh5xe n6 thar patronage.
SN91S. y ]. IL JONES'
, 1861-11-04
&TATE OF ILLINOIS, County

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Of Cook, IS Superior Court Of Chicago. Novem
her Term. 1851. William h Lee " Carries Pierce,
Af1dAvtt OF the aon n-resaenee q Ga5los fleEGa @
named 6ayioE been MED tie once Of the Clark OF
said Superior Court Of Chicago. Notice Is hereby
Henri KeYeh, that the complainant filed bis bill II
complaint In said Court on the Chancery side there
ona vas esaed out Of said Court against satd defe
dant retuluable On the INST Aoaday Of July. lsso
te BY law required
NOW. naie.e yea. he ssid Carlos R1erce John Har:
before s Superior Court OF Chicago Of Cook County,
the nIss day Of thereof to be holden at
vemb, 1881, aud plead angwer Or demuf 70 The sAid
complairants hM Of complaint tho eame. aad TIE
be taken as confeseed. and decree entered ssatnaf
you according 70 tho prAEeE 81 40 ~ cs
GAIEur HITCHCOCK Comprss' 8ofrs. ocsf Ks5f-iE
, 1861-11-04
AxGAl ADVERTISEMENTS.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Term, Is62. Margaret Cameron Hall ". Robert
Har.-Ir ChAncefy.
Afdday1t Cf the ncr.retIdence Of Robert Hall De-
feL dant shove named ha!tnE been filed In the office
# the CLERK Of said saPerioF C9nlt Ct Chicago g. No,
complainant filed her bill .. complaint in said Cours
the Chareery eide thereof on the twenty third day
out OF said Court said Defendant, able
On the first Monday Of JsauarY next, <1e6 a. fa bJ
Now, nuless you the said Robert Han ehal1 person.
ally be aad appear before said Superior Court Of Chi
titfeff to be holden 1t Chicago IN said County On
Or dennf to ths sid pstnants Til Il complant
the same and thc matters and things therein charged
and etateI, will be taken aa Confessed, and decFes
entered s. san=t you eccordl e the prayer Of said
bill. WALTER KlMBAIL, Clerk.
C. J. Hull Comprts' sulT. oc23 gE5 ~
, 1861-11-04
LITTLE Or NOTMINGS.

81 4 map Of busy life, Its fluctuations.
and Its vast -CoHPEB.
, 1861-11-04
ILLINOIS SCHOOL OF TRADE,

Corner Lake aud Lasall@ streets.
Hon. E. 2. FERRY. Presideut-establ15hed 1s5s-J-
DYHKEEFURTH Principal.
ECsincs- hours frcm l. TO Y ;: from r. NJ. 70
r. NJ. and from P II. to10 P H.. The cve:ing stn
aies commence October 18th. 8ad continue 1or ei1
aonthe- Life Scholarships f23. raEabls In adeane:
= t.e FInclesl PREPARATORY ! , Class l. @ F0R 1s
ttucted IL Arlthmat;c, writing Grammar: Corre-
S o!del &c Pla,ticsl HisteIy and GeoeraIhy German
+, enter the School of Trade Fnys Lite 6eAolarshtps
embracing both Departments. <35 payahlc1n advance
r%1t
, 1861-11-04

a KEN ik NORTON,
N BANKEEs AND DEALEE2 In EXCHANGE,
TO. beard Of Trade Katjdin.s.
S0CTH WATER sTKxEJ, CEIOAGu.
CeEect7cns rcs5e ir all the principal cities In the
= I!itG States. 1h7lv
, 1861-11-04

:, !; Hiais C.lor z1n6 Rcs-
:" -cr.b>. Na.s TrstarsttT&. i!:@1 =nc-
=. me ra.1rxI cplor 87ld 1earty - Lar
go. w1ra oH1E 1ew a92Ecstions
ta.G1i1g t..e s:dn. It prevents
go .Ais, Sud cur6s all erupafoua or
-. me RI nlsel1eta OF the Chicago City
!. :: M.?,- se;:s ttS1tnly CI7:Ilar+ eays:
:.cs' !7:-ir color AID He=tofatlvs
,.- re .pst article ever intro
-a,,. or sBvVIere else. 1t sCftens
~ ~ ~-c.1r-:t /; - its form2r coluz az
7- :. ~: r,rt+ etrs7ra1 APPEARANCE"
4: 49,. II Pc hottie. Western De-
-" -. I:E. 10 Is south Clark Street.
- :: Ii. .5e4 -. address i j.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-04-26
Proclamation by Jefferson Davis.
Letters of Marque to be Issued by the
'.COnfederate States.''

MONTGOMERY, April Il. Whereas Abra-
ham Lincoln, President of the United States,
has announced his intention of invading the
Confederacy with an armed force, for the pur-
pose of capturing its fortresses, and thereby
subyerting its independence, and sublectns
its free people to the dominion of foreign
power; and whereas it has thus become the
duty of this government to repel the threat
ened invasion, and defend the rights and lib
critics of the people by all the means which
the laws of nations and the usages of civil
lied warfare place at its disposal;
Now, therefore, |, Jefferson Davis. Presi-
dent of the Confederate States of America
do issue this, my proclamation, inviting ali
those who may desire by armed service, in
private armed vessels on the high seas to aid
this government in resisting SO wanton and
wicked an aggression, to make application
for commissions or letters Of marque and re.
prisal, to be issued under the seal of these
Confederate States. And do further motif,
all persons applying for letters Of marque te
make a statement in writing, giving the name
and suitable description of the character. ton
mage and force of the vessel, the name Of thu
place of residence of each owner concerne,
therein, and the intended number of the
crew, and to sign each statement and deliver
the same to the secretary of state or collector
of the port of entry of these confederatet
states, to be by him transmitted TO the secre
| tary Of state.