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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-10-03

FORTUNATE EsCArE-Aso one of our worthy citizens,
Godfrey Rhodes, Esq, accompanied by Mrs. Rhodes,
were proceeding to Eva, on Saturday last, in n vehi-
Gle, the horse took fright on the top Of Moanalua and
started at full speed down the hill, the wagon striking
a stone, they were thrown out. Mr.. Rhodes escaped
without much injury, but Mrs. Rhodes was severely
bruised and cut. We are happy to say she Is i'm
proving rapidly. Had the horse taken a different
direction. or swerved in the slightest, they might
have been thrown over the p~recipice, with fatal con-
sequences. "
COMPROMISE MEASURES or 1S5O.-A fresh engrav-
ing from San Francisco, entitled the Compromise
Measures of 1850, exhibiting the godlike Daniel
Webster, making his famous address on that subject,
is on exhibition at David Flitner's. The principal
charm of the engraving at this time is, that it con-
tains portraits Of Henry Clay, Jefferson Davis, Thos.
Hart Benton and other leading statesmen of the
United States, at that time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-10-03

YEssLLs ~ The PuEr oF HLD, SEPT. 70:
French VII ship General Teste, L0Ies, fI Ochotsk AMI Japan
seas.
Haw- steamer hilluea. B-TTill, from Honolulu
" schooner Nette Merrill, Borres. from Honolulu.
kaluna, Henry, from Honolulu.
" sOOp Live Yankee. Rapuali, from WaipiO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-10-03

= An alarm of FIRE was given about noon on
Friday last, which appears to have been caused by a
small grass house taking FIRE, located near Smiths
Church. \ few buckets Of water extinguished the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-10-03

BiCHE DE MER.-This is an edible much esteemed
by the Chinese, who use it in SOUPS, as we cook oys-
tiers. 1t is valued by them for its aphrodisi &C quail
ties. 1t Is a gelatinous slug found in the sea,
from low water mark to the depth Of several fithoms,
and grows from three to ten inches in length. When
taken from the rocks to which it Is generally found
altering, it Is cut open, the entrails taken out, and
the body dried in the sun. When thus prepared, it
is of a dark or black color, and very much resembles
a baked or dried banana with the skin on it. Large
quantities OF biche-de-mer are found among the South
Pacific Islands, and the traffic in it has been carried
on for fifty years or more, China and Manila being
the principal markets. No attempts have been made,
that We are aware of, to obtain this article in this
group, nor was it supposed that the slugs existed
here, till quite recently MesSrs. Utai X Ahee adyer-
tised that they would purchase cured Bicie-de-mer
from the natives, if it could be found. The result of
their efforts has been successful, and they have re-
Gently purchased a quantity obtained by the fisher
men on the coast of Oahu, showing concllsively that
it exists. They intend TO make a shipment of it to
China, and if it affords Il par remittance, another
export will be opened for our is!ands-but how extern
sive, we cannot say, though there is no reason to
doubt that it exists in exhaustless quantities through
out our group. Messrs. Utni & Ahee certainly de-
serve the public thanks for their efforts to create new
sources of industry for our native population, of
which fungus now constitutes so %prominent an exam
pie, and To which biche-de-mer may soon be added.
Ii the article found here proves ~saloable. there will
be no limit to the demand, As it constitutes a favorite
luxury with the wealthy classes Of the Celestial En-
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REPAIns on THE KILAUEA-The departure of the
steamer RTiqucr for Kauai, has been delayed until
Friday. owing TO unavoidable repairs. 1t has been
found ON examination that the wheel was loose on the
shaft, and that the composition sleeve on the shaft ut
the stern bearing, had become loose, and worked in
about eighteen inches on the shaft. The lining of the
stern bearing was found worn, and has been removed
and refined. These repairs have been made by Messls.
d. Foster x Co.. by means of a box similar to that
used on repairs of the steamer Hest Point, and
other vessels in our harbor. This works to a charm,
and has been kept completely free from water with
ease. Looking into it, we heard the new discovery in
grayitation advanced by the chief engineer, who was
busily engaged. that lead would sink in water, utter
ed as he dropped come leaden instrument with which
he was working.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

THR~NEw NATIVE PAPER-Never has such 4 day
been witnessed in Honolulu a. Thursday last, on
which the first number OF the .Nngsur Ku5,ol Tor
Independent Press was issued. 1t began 10 be
uoisei abroad among the natives early in the morn
ing that II would be printed during the day, and ty
ten o'clock in the forenoon the COumsrc.gl printing
Office was almost taken possession Of by the excited
natives, and when the first copies were struck Of.
the neighborhooI was a perfect Babel. and continued
so during the day. II reminded Us Of the appear
ance o: the corner Of Nassau and Aun streets, when
an extra Hsrrli or sun was issuing from the
press, announcing some exciting news. The eagernes,
manifested by the natives to see the paper, and I
read the news, was not less than that Of their New
York brethren. A. fast as our power press could
turn Of the papers, the demand s,il continued du
ring the day to satisfy the curiosity Of Honolulu na
tives. The news Of the appearance Of the paper
spread like wild-dre in and out Of Honolulu, and
not less than six or eight hundred natives visited
the Office during the day. The demand increased
and continued during the two next days, by agents
coming in from the country districts to obtain sup
plies, and We found it necessary 10 enlarge the edi-
ton, and have printed four thousand copies. But
80 great has been the rush for this first issue, that
Of the large number struck of not over 100 copies
remain On hand. requiring US probably to print still
a third edition Of 800 or 1000 copies. \ parallel to
this has never been known in Honolulu. We cannot
OF course, expect so many paying subscribers, for the
natives are generally poor; but it illustrates the avid
ity Of the native population for more Information,
aud shows their mental starvation. Regarding the
appearance and character of the paper, it speaks
for itself, and carries its own recommendation II is
printed On new ana clear type, rendering it legibIe,
well adapted to the class it is intended for. We
shall try and make each successive number surpass
IN interest the preceding issue. and have no fears
regarding its being well sustained.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-10-03

TRIAL TRIP.-The new schooner HI7lnGh, Capt.
Antoine, cast off from the wharf on Saturday last ut
fifteen minutes past > o'clock, p. NJ, on a trial ex-
cursion, crowded with passengers, and went dashing
along like Il bounding deer until she came near the
outer buoy, where the wind lulled for about ten
minutes. The breeze soon sprung up strong from the
southwark, and she stood directly off the land about
five miles the order = about ship was then given,
and she went round as gracefully rs a belle in n
ballroom. She then stood in again for the b~ell-buOy,
and returned to the harhor ut twenty-five minutes
past 3, having made the distance of about ten miles
in the hour. Some of our clipper coasters will have
to keep the grass and barnacles from their bottoms,
or the little HaHaah may steal a march on them.
This vessel is a good specimen of what can be done
here in the line of naval architecture.
- The Hranah sailed for Lahaina and Hilo on
Tuesday, taking Il fair freight and about 30 deck pas
sengers. She sailed about half an hour before the
.Ntftie, and when the latter was off the b~ell-buOy,
the former was OF Diamond Head. We had no OPP
portunity to Judge of her sailing qualities alongside
the .Ncttie, rs the breeze was very light. The wharf
crowded with spectators ut the time of her de-
pGrture, and she promises TO be Il fivOrite among the
natives -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-13
TRUSTEES SALE


l2S--s- G!hN0E STREET PROPERTY
By virtue of decree OF The Gjrcuit j.a.rt rr -
city the UNDERSIGNED trustee, will sal hy ru,itc
i,5 pfrhist5 !cTe,naleF 3e-"Ttt. tnc ctl inv 81
IT, 49, g. is6l r,ar If net fsr then the next if
"f' '.,etit-f,) 4 the hour Of .'c,gS
r., l.h THOSE Two PARCELS UF GEtutrND stu,,., n,
ttiri re city, on the west side Of Gil street El. In.
IRON twenty eet wac, dph or hundred ami fti.
ytn Get to the east side Of Vincent ael; said lots b
respectively one hnrdred and ninety, ana Ia Irnir,T
ana te9 i.Gt nartheTiv from thc corner o vi
"a hlia2r street. c ln Is subjec t. the yqarly rnnf
OF '"', paya e hati NeI!ly, on Is md !
p9F" Mt on each lo is frre story BRICK ,5Wi IrIyH!
WIN Two stnfS h&k 6uiGnZ b-Iug the sane p,onrrts
iaSeI ny Mics White to &. Showarrc Soc Z /. -
20, - lelio Taxes md ground rent i'll De pa1 mn
Terms OF e-''ne haif Of tt" purchase moncy to paid
cnS on We diP 81 sale dance payable four MONTH from
sad CAV with interest, for Uhrh note is 10 Ie civsn @
curr 70 Inc satisfaction OF tie trustee. ' '
a2%la%3t T. Br,TTy
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StGfss, Mfbaag2, IT.

SiGCss, tffRaag2, 1T.
TTNCURaENT BANK NOTES p TUGHT AND
II 80 SOLD ~ SA&'L T r.; RI ,{ q SONS
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wjntei by
s3a sAN'L AR RS, & sons,
J., @@2Ss BY AM ~ e = ci 12o Est
s-LL 2'i R"ltim street.
EREASURT NOTES for sale b.
f. rmo rCaRsoN,
s LECTIONS ON ALL ACCESSIBLE
= POINTS mad by I2t1 TrO J. CAKsUE
NJ EW YORK, BOSTON AND PHILADEL-
: P''A EXCHANGE purchased and Or sfl5n gRsov
VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA and otEcr
v $oathrrn funds 90 sGh: by
PENNSYLVANIA N CURRENCY, vented By
UTEsTERN CURRENCY wanted by
ElRST-CLASS COMMERCIAL PAPER, ma
+ turing in &"v.ah aad D,cembe-, wanted by
a21w% NJ ~, . Sou %'i h Street,
NI0TICE
- We are Trepsred 70 giee GASP ADVANCES On CON
siEnmenIS 70 out hi,nds %'ss.7 X 81 %olTa7d Co,
d5 corner Cheasiao e. and ID Io3Gard s SIRE
GOLD FOR SALE, in sums 10 suit, at a small
- Premium by eiol rio ! GIBSON.
8GInS ~ .,,o - si5 - 40 ii.i'oAD
"n Tor sale hy SAM FL HARRIS, il,
~. :, 93-g9ent I4es@Iease BARK
E2ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
4 p BONDS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
D4ITI.oaa avn o 15,59; S@ a@z52 S7.s
AS Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1873
DO 60 60. Do Do. ISs5
Northwestern Va Railroad H. bonds q Tno''$sse
ma .I.i' ny h, 81 NE ta HAR@ rs INT i;r
E5pDq,tII7T, - .>7T,-,1i555
* i'Hho l'ONIhGhbj
OFFER FOR ssE F0REi&N EXG6HIaH ' an si', ~
i'a cities CT Germany an i.ondou, Paris and AmsteT
Inhloi
sSsANN VI bAL1l NJ 2T1Ck WANTED
sstf ~ - 81
" Inscribed i'a" for sale hg SAM. HARRIS
IL 8 u. K. r. BON 1867 ETaD 81
- "f'o. q |IFIiN@S b CO..
- S- 5;,..,, y seaih 81.
arC&iP OF NEW YORK AND PblLADE;.
- P'iiA INSURANCE cohtAAifI2 g@ins5ged ny
- g -, --IlEe Il"se-
a. IEkLlkG EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX 4 CO,
~ ~, y g4LIceL exchange
SlOChD Of ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
81 : - -. = g south S9ii st.
lyE ~ - w I, 15A Z C, d
s91 . South ST.
INR NO : GiTr' , as - 5, = ~ LIE ID
sou 70 south Ct
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By the Of these Pills the periodic attacks OF Nervous
Sick Headache may be prevented; and if taken at the
commencement Of attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness win be obtained
They seldom fail ia removing the Nausea and Headache
which females so subject,
For Literary ks Students, Delicate Females, and all
persons Of SedeHary iGJi they valuable LaId-
fcs, improving the appetite giving tone and to the
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength OF the whole system.
The CEPALIC PILLS the result OF long investiga-
ton ami carefully conducted experiments, having been in
many years, during which time they prevented
and relieved vast amount OF pain and suffering from
Headachc whether originating in the system or
from derangcd state OF the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
EGay be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet ard the absence Of Gay dis
agreeable taste renders 1t to administer them ch
dren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFPTS
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry c. Spaldng
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers Medicines
Box will be sent by mali prepaid receipt OF the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SFALDTNG.
SO Cedar Sree. New York.
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SO0PAIR or MEMS YlirrHs, AND W.

n 7 IT. OF M4N = 1UU lHS' AID NO-
SOF AEH,s BOOTS, SHOES BTu ANS Ne
VIII sell on FRIDAY MORNING seut 18th com.
en'InS r. III ock, az store, 70 81 baltimore steer
, s Iiss uo1ts SHoE BEoGANS, d: all OF hen are
pEFf'rr ART Gle name in par: Nomen's Grain Root
Cat Ties, Srw.d Lasting Hfit ar.p- The Ga;!ar, ~
hoes Ope Boots; Mems Noc,l,, hDe car T. vn
ana t.G|"i Boot .tl other va Cti.S not enplrat Iii
Of Itch win positively he so!d ~ "a '' az W. ali
Terms cash. in mar fund;
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SAMUEL II. COVER, Auct.
81 Raltifnn-p street
II IFTN TH3Vi0 SIT
EY EEIrG1IEIN-j,, E,rn

terms cash IN par funds
Sl-S 81 Baltimore street.
III EXECUTEIX'S SALE
I Bill 5i,ia agthority O. the WI! Of Jame Wheeler late
lT VII positively sell At public at tie >cltne
~ FRIDAY the 18Th day Of 5gr;e ber, 1861
g. No. | A TWO-STORY BRIJR DWELL
. iTG Ga, = lot fronting went feet tie west sd
alley, With tao small w.,s'oly BRiGk DWEiii &GS an
soT ~ ffn G o s Sc lease i 0co
heT, lS'' Lioer F. D.. Ne ., f. OF :, ri.t
5.* No. 2. TW0-SFQEY BRICK DWELL
syiia ING AND Lor YES side Of Davs street g, nj
80 h:,a Stresf, nm twehtyN f., subject the
I'M "t ul.r is L.DeT r -, alo 49, e.,
ont no 9, b 81 Tf i GiS,N2 XT :a amin in
ground on he south side Of WoI rg i9 1 I5G t 81
eef st o. P2g2eton stree with depth Of seve y feet
ii; see "se from : hell Boyd, 235h Jaaaary 1915 and
o. HS Of R SgE TP Pdo oFs3 pc. Roa
pr2y.d teg RNi Gw sNGy = ro s!f t;, See See
No. g. vAGA II '9t "r on & The o..s side RYAN
Ts fdr se t at ifo PspPsion street s9d a: tie con
feet ami depth Of eighty t, an eight feet ay
-. sG8 GROUND RENT OF $3a so per anpup.
2 Wii ont Of lot Of gr2ond at tie crner
2a2, liz III, &c, '' w
o mnE , OF 81 Tor The h,s~s and vacant 10 Nos ~ AID o
SnI -eepr md TRIMS or the rents g, and Gj cash
street Saf title rsf' to i, F a OFT E:q l6s aol
.,o SAMUEL II. COVER. Auct.,
a222-Wts 81 baltimore street
m EXECUTORS SALE.
NtiI Under authority of The viii OF Robert COnwa-
i.G NJ at tie premises hereinafter rneat oaci on
i ESpAY' the 2th d'y of septense 1861, al O'Clock
.Ai.h.rHaT Lot OF GRoUNDin Baltimore city, No 10
red ana Is fc % ShatSp strse and 'fG T,e T
mn e.
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-, ALL THAT lot OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
n east side Ct calvert street. hegincir" for tn t
distance a two hundred and eleven south from i
Sot sidt o. Monument street and running thence SOUTH
'"lt on GaiVc't Stfte twenty feet thence
me cent OF pr, ition wall ,ne hundred ard even
zen 'rt % IN. wet side q Hayis street: turp north
h% on Davis street. twcntyure feet: teuc west and
"E tle centre 81 = PAT. i.iGn wall, hundred and
S'ssthirtn iret % the place ~ neslninr
HAd Lot IS SUBJECT ground rent Of slG2 per arnr-r
ianIr mn annua v, the fT't dag Of January snl
"N IN e'ciI wear and is he seventh TO- rcerld e. ia
er'&"ge from SAMUEL Black to H. z. Gi-nn AMI ~. cr
~ nt)-s OF John Glenn, dated the 224 } % January
i7'n and recorded in Ljh.r G :" s, No !s3 fi92I5 --
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/ No. | A TWO-STORY BMJK DWElL-

slig nheI authority o. the VIII Of James Wheeler lat.
es - banoT- cry dec. sed. the unjesjcn" EX,cU-
a VII posTt!y sell at public auction at the EXCHANGE
GoS N FRIDAY, the 18Th day OF 5tpte bef 1861
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IgrftultUraL.
NO. / PERUVIAN GUAWO.

SH EATGEN UUANU.
Iva Very choice MEXICAN GUAEO for sale by the
barrel or ton. Also ground bones agricultural DrDo-
Ses ". NEifELrCK Il Co,
E'lit 90 street
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.lIs - = y VI IRONING F7e0t.-f.ot Nc W-sl ID
.Iotth CH'rr stree, running though Gravel
:i.ey Win tao small ,w.-stoIy BRICK DWELLINGS IN
.1 ~, hcr - "a north o tEa Ia street subject to
sren rent o. So anuum For HI, see esse- rtS
her lSi9 l'ber f. D., No -, +, oft rf.t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
TTeemen of tennessee.

BE ready for to-morrows sun. Prepare 20 do the
best days work you have done in your lives in
behalf of the independence of Tennessee and rep
reseutation in the Confederate States. Remem-
her that your own honor, your country, your
rights and liberties, your peace and that of
your families, involved in to-morrOw's ac-
uon Remember the tremendous issues that hang
upon your labor. If you would avoid civil strife,
and fratricdal encounters, let the Sth Of June tell
majority for independence that will crush out the
very few leading conspirators who contemplate a
division Of your State and a war among
the sons of Tennessee. The masses that
follow these men are misguided and misled
and will readily acquiesce in the crushing majority
that YOU can give, if you will only labor, on this
peaceful bsttlefe where the ballot will give
you the most glorious victory that you have ever
achieved. You may thus also crush ont the
hopes of the despouc enemy that are threatening
10 come down on you under the pretence OF
protecting Union men, You propose 10 give
all your citizens who shall prove loyal after the
Sth Of June, every protection, and if you do not
wish TO furnish any excuse for their interference,
see to il that the vote for LINcoINs Government is
so meagre in every county as to blast their hopes
and destroy their schemes.
Freemen, awake arise and speak with the voice
Of Tennessee, that is never UNDECIDED.
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Latest FRosz PrnsaonIa.
Tysenty-EIght Hundred MEN Hinder
Marching Orders.

We learn from the Mobile Advertiser the uarticn-
lars of the departure Of 2SOO men from Pensacola
for Virginia, alluded to few days since. 1t saws
About o'clock Thursday morning, the eamp in
and near Pensacola were aroused from their ouiet
by the braying of the bugle and rolling drum which
the halfawakened soldiers interpreted into an ats
tack on Pickens and such shouting and hurrahins
was never before heard In that old-fashioned city
After the troops had formed in line, the order Of
the Secretary of War, transferring them to Vir-
GINA, was read and rations for four days issued
and ordered cook for the march, which commenced
at O'clock.
There are $500 men now under marching orders,
viz: The First regiment Of Georgia volunteers,
commanded BY Colonel Ramsey; the fifth regiment
of Alabama fexcept the Continentals,) under Col.
Rhodes; battalian of Louisiana 1roope, under
Capt Dreux and battalion of Louisiana Zouaves,
under Lieut. Col. Coppens.
Three companies of Capt. Dreuxs command lett
at II O'Clock NJ, VIZ: The Shreveport Greys, Capt.
Beard; the Orleans Cadets and Crescent Rifles. The
Louisiana Guards and Grevot Guard left at O'Clock
P. NJ. Five hundred other troops leave during the
night.
The rest of the troops will move az fast as the
railroad facilities admit. All of them are eager Tor
active service; they well uniformed, and many
of them veterans in drill, at least.
We learn that this withdrawal of troops will not
in the least incommode Gen. BRAGG, as he has ample
forces for any emergency. The Advertiser adds the
following:
Seven hundred federal trOsps sacrifices to bullets
and musketeers. were landed on Santa Rosa Island
Wednesday, from large side-wheel steamer, just
arrived.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
Cont,.cn,,on aud an,lnwrx

Tie war which LlNcoIN is waging against the
South has AROUSED the passions of that class
of men at the North who have become the dupes of
the widest isms of the last few years. The New
York Tribune is representative Of this class and it
holds the following atrocisus sentiments;
'If the punishment for treason can ever be right
eously invoked the time to INFECT il is now upon US.
Millions of acres in The rebellioS .tGes should be con-
iscdted, her trditorous otoners 6dnished and their
lands sold to Northern iigrantS 1ehose presence so
carry loydly aoih A fund from these sales should
be raised to indemnify the thousands whom slave
holding brutality has driven away. Others, whose
business has been ruined by the same lawlessness,
should be Unidentified from the ame source. North
ern claims on citizens ofGeorgia confscated by the
State as they have been. should be paid by conhs-
eating the property of Georgia traitors. The lead
ers of the rebellion should be outlapedb by Congress- and
soery man authorized to hunt them dopn. No other
ld1u unSs be that Of the drum head can reach them.
The time for this crushing retaliation will assured
IL come The nation demands It at the earliest mo-
ment.
Could infamy cOncoct more execrable schemes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
The News.

The policy of England is becoming so apparent
chat the Washington Cabinet cannot longer conceal
their perplexity. They have been in session for
several DAYS endeavoring to solve the problem in
such way, as not to overwhelm them with dis
NAV. The probable course of England will be
worth twenty victories to the Confederate
states An attack has been made by the Har-
riet Lane upon Pig Point, at the mouth
Of James River. She was repulsed with loss CT
several of her crew. Gen. ScoTT will disapproYe
OF this stack. as he did that upon Acquia Creek
The enemy at Washington are expecting an attack
by Gen. BEAuRBaARD upon Alexandria. They will
doubtless be disappointed. He will probably pay
his regards to them on some other field that he VIII
choose for himself
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
The Vote i'm this county.

After consultation with the public authorities,
the Sheriff authorizes to say that there will be
but one box opened at each voting precinct, which
will contain the tickets voted for and against the
Ordinances submitted by the Legislature, and for
Senator and Representative from this county all or
the same ballot.
Under this arrangement the following is the
Southern Independence ticket:
Southern Independence,
SEPARATION.
REPRESENTATION
For State Senator
WASHINGTON BARROW.
For Representative,
IRA P. JONES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
PROCLAMATION.
Governor of the State Of Tennessee

TITO Of the counties Of Warren, Cannon Coffee
Van Buren,, Franklin Lincoln, Giles Bedford, Marshz
Maury, Ruherfor1 williamson, Hickman Hardin. WAYNE
Lawrence, in said staGreeng You are hereby commanded
open hold all The places Ct Folding cleo
tons respective Counties the 5h day OF June next
after having given the notice reqrrd by Law. for the election Of
the ID division of the Militia said State
eli the vacancy in said division and return thereof lake
to me, according 10 law.
- In testimony whereof have hereunt9 set my hand
and caused the great seal Of said state TO be Affixed
("SS at Nashville, the 25th day Of April, ls6l
by the Governor: 1sHAh g. HARhls.
J. Z. RAY, Secretary Of State.
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