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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-21

DIR. KEYsRRs PICTORIAL SYRUP IN ELAIRs-
VILLE-Please send me another supply OF your valu-
able 'Pectoral Syrup" Almost everybody around us
has the cold and are nquiring for Dr. Keysers Pecoa
syrup We have sold sixteen bottles last week and are
now entirely out. Mr.. A. Alter and Mr. r Maher, both
of Blairsyie Pa tell us they would not be without 1t
in their families. In fact all who 1t once want 1t
again. Yours, respectfully, ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-21
PRICE

Case OF Twcnty-eight large vIALs In morocco, and
Book of Directions Observation-Disclosures. ~
Case of Twenty large Walls, in morocco, and Book
Of Directions. .....,..'....
A Case Of Twenty large Walls, plain case, and Book
OF Directions. .......................,...
A Case Of Fifteen BOXES (Nos to 15) and Book Of
Directions. .......,.:: .,,.'...,:'':' =
Case Of any Six BOXES mos. to 10y and Book of
Dlrect0n9 ........ ..'..''ssa 1
Large case Of 2-oz Walls, for Planters aud Physi
cfa 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-21

ANOTHER NEW CERTIFICATE-DR. KEYsERs
PICTORIAL SYRUP. II had been troubled with acough
and cold for several weeksso bad It that could not
sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three OF
the best in the city, whom could name but DO
syrup which cured me entirely. Signed,
N'r' J. W. SIM0NT0N,
o3G Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa Jan. Q, 1860.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-21
TOOTHACHE REMEDY.
A SURE CURE.
CONVICT LABOR FOR HIRE.

CoLuMBus, o., Nov. 23d; 1860.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
Nceved at the Office Of the Ohio Penitentiary until
Monday. January Slst le6, M2. Tor the labor Of
from one Hundred 10 One Hundred and Twenty five Con
,,c,a In this institution, for Five Years.
shop room furnshed and discipline maintained at the
,ddeys viii specify the kinds Of work. the number Of
men, and the price per day for labor. 80
Bids by persons contractors will be considered for
any business not carried on IN the Prison. and from
contractors for their present and for
nv other not in conflict with the laws OF the State or ex-
stnr contracts the Directors reservng the right % Sc
ect such bids and business will best promote ine ip
erest Of the Institution, and conflict the least win the
mechanical interests Of the State.
No Md secured for less than Twenty or more than Fifty
men IN apy one contract. Successful bidders required
:" s''' ''''''''' j. A. PRENTICE, Warden.
N. MERTON.
aec3-dtd II. u. PARSONS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-21

NO MERCURY USED.
DE-. Amos &c son,
Corner Of Main and Quay sts., Buffalo N.
RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
IA the State who are members Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons London. May be consulted from O'Clock 10
the morning unil at night 10 every stage and symptom
Of disease The treatment they adopt 10 the result OF
upwards Of thirty years extensive practice In Europe and
America. -
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure Of Nocturnal Emissions
more properly known as Seminal Weakness, etc. Dan be
permanently cured from fifteen days TO two months by
the Of this instrument, when used conformity with
medicines.
YOUNi MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. AMOS & Son take pleasure In announcing that
they have invented most important instrument for the
by the most eminent physicians In London, Paris, Pha
delphia and New York; has been declared the only
full instrument invented for the cure Of Seminal
Weakness any disease caused In the secret habits OF
youth. Price $40 by mail or express.
N. B.-Dr. AMOS BON, In order to satisfy the most
skeptical as to the merits Of this instrument, pledge
them selves that In any instance where 1t may prove
satisfactory after fair trial. the money will be refunded
BY returning the instTumentin good order.
COUNTRY INvALIDs.
Persons in any part OF the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their with
remittance for medicines, etc.
Address DR.. AMOS & SON, corner Of Main and Quay
9b. Buffalo MY. marll-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-21

DIR, KEYsER's PICTORIAL SYRUP is prepared and
sold by DR., GEORGE ii. KEYSER 40 Wood street,
IT. soId in Columbus by ROBERTS &c SAMUEL"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-21
NEW TREaTM ENT.
Private snd Confidential
M MEDICAL DVICE

BUFFALO PRIVATE HOSPITAL,
Established for the Of Syph, Seminal Redknost,
and The Secret hlfTnlittes Of Youth and Maturity
Dyspepsia, General DEBILITY, FsUer and A0ae, IN
frplities Of RotRA, Old Ago, etc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

Pie best and ablest citizens of Kentucky are be.
ing exiledirou the State or muured in the tyrant
dungeons. In another paragraph we announce the
arrival here Of Hon. THeNls L. MONROE, late o. s.
District Judge for Kentucky, who has resigned bic
Office and exiled himself from worse than Austrian
despohsm. His distinguished son, Hon. THoNAs B.
HOSROE Jr., also arrived in the city yesterday. He
Is the Secretary of State of Kent Icky. Gov. Ma
GOFFE is virtualy State prisoner his steps being
logged and his person guarded by emissaries and
spies Of LRCsLS. He could not leave Frankfort
without arrest. Hon. JoHS c. BRECK NEIDGA has
escaped into Virginia. The gallant and undaunted
BURNETT passed through this city a day or tive
siRoe. BE brought with him to the State line three
companies Of the "hunters of Kentucky to join the
Confederate service. In addition to the arrest Of
Ex Gsverner HoREHslB, and Msssrs. DURETrT and
BIEs, we have information of the arrest Of Hon.
Jas. B. CLAT, the distinguished and gallant son of
HxSET CLAY, and VIZ. N. OVERPoS, EGG, Of the
Louisville Coarier. Such acts proclaim trumpet
tOngued the reign of terror.
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CharIestsa Market, sept. &c

o0sToNI The saErosIaE ors o. talk anonv our Get
ton MSr; during the past week has alleged
a. possible EGgland Tia SToprty Of shipmsut has
oed fOrh deal Of argument aAd con- 9th The
and in the ThIS net me pao Sny rFpsso1
tAs Argument but say that, with great oat
Pess the scheme Of supping to exnt the staple
approval Tbs Intended pped been
in he and hls therefore
market The only Ian.acon q week. was The sale o; 81
eales Tor home O DsuaPt on, a. cert.
RIGS We tve ohanss to motto. In TIE naket foe
article Pres steady anddn, ing from - to
At witch figures all OF TIE rice PTS smeunn to 1850 sIe
IORN.-Tae Corn market been quiet dErnE the past
The priacp rlnsaetion the rae azetion By
Government Of COCO bushs 60963 sulk TIE qua
V hoWeVsr, good, much below
sacks sold yesterday IS ceas Last SAILS sf Ca d
were ede,tei at 75955 in sIeEs, sack ina cd
We hsvs ard ne "a es during the week. last sleS
were t7sS72 cents.
waEAT There nothing dgirg in Wheat. The rseeiPs,
9O9 bushels we're FOR the city nails.
RYH-a lot Of 500 bushels 81 Il
FL0URThe Flonr market has been qEiet since last report
and as quotations Of 81 uO6 Is for sSPer AID Extras have
notbeen maintained Tn reported
- CO. whn the past few days BxrsE haV. ed
ihs So SO, ant eh7ise Family 50 IS rhs em&nd
several weeks asst con to brokers aad retailers kece2S
BY Ta'lrOad, A32 barrels
HAY.-1hs transactions til article have BEN at last
prices which continue We noe several loads n
South carelina hay recently in market, which sold 1t 81 lie
% per hund.ed.
BACON oping to the scarcity Of this article hOlderI are ask
ing rates Tor all dsserp late
SAeE Hans, &6 csnts Clean Sides 24 and lone
d., 22a925 cent? No Shoulders oReriug.
sOeAk There has eesn some scti S In Sugars tbs week.
prIHsP1ly fr TIE Eiraia s1d continue
OriesBs Raw AMI l2ts Sl4f iaed CrLsa-d o faad sre
',Fy 1arcs an be quoted nOHi ally at2as centG
last Several ev r have ben sold A.
20 cents and some holders asking adTAncsJ pr q
NoLassEs-sOns sales Of New Orleans at a ana a ,.,,
sss IN the week reported holders are 10 askoz So
IS snts, without as Jet eGtetiAs salea.
sTARCHs-on the day W eo5ed our last rrport Io AZ
esaEeA sold At Il ean tive Gays ssafis It son Il 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
LaterFrora EngIana.

HALIFAX September 1S.-The Europa, from
Liverpool on the 7th, via Queenstown on the Sth
arrived here this morning She has 9S5,000 II
specie.
1t was reported in Europe that spies in the sm
ploy Of the government at Washington were or
board Of all the transatlantic steamers.
The announcement Il. made that three more Fog
lish regiments are ordered 10 Canada. They snrt
about the middle of September, and viii leave in
the Great Eastern. which soss to New York, IS ad
Vertised.
The London inns. ia editorial, says that the
government may have private reasons for this
movement. but that there are none apparent. Ii is
purely defe naive movement, and 3 mere dsclara
ton of identity between England and Canada. IL is
hoped that Canada will not take it for more than 1t
means, but hold herself ready, if it should be ned
full TO protect herself it is regarded IS a wise
guarantee against all complications, and calculated
to strengthen her interior.
The London Times, in another editorial, says that
the great question with capitalists Is this: How
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CONTINUATION.

CsAL-I an much pleased to ysur manly
stand on the "coal question" How caa our poor
furnish heat, leaving eat sf the question clothing
and fSOd, at the present sxorbtsnt rates. enclose
you q note from one of eur coal dealers, who has
now cosl in his yard, (havRg sold all at legiti
mate prices to eoEsaHGsrs) which speaks for itself
The following propositions were made to me du-
ring the month Of July, of this year by NO par ties
str0ageTS:
first that if would sell the Bell coal IN nay yard
at 50 cents for rsund css and IS for ums that the
Cumberland coal would be held at IS and 40 cents
The ether was that csuli get Is cents for al the
eosl the yard, and be free from the rent and 9th
sr expenses. W. J. THOMAS.
September IS, 1851.
Ysu can comment on this startling fact, while
cOnolade by hoping that speculation shall be limited
to articles Of luxury only, and that those who at
tsupt profit, ground from the families Of our vol
uHteers, may be taught at least the enc human
idea, that the wives and offspring of our brave
defenders shall at least lire and not be frozen by
the side of an empty CRATE. h.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
PROCLAMATION.
Isham .. Harms, GOVernor s1 IhS SSMto
Of Tennessee.

IshGm .. Harms, GOverRor 81 the SsAto
Of Tennessee.
Whereas, The Government of the Confederate
States having called upon me, through General Al
BERY SIDNEY JOHNSTON, for THIRTY THoVs4ED TROOPS,
for immediate service in addition to those alrSedy
In the field it becomes nay duty 10 proclaim to the
gallant citizens Of Tennessee that their county
demands their services.
Camps Of rendezvous will De sstabl1ha 81 Mt NGsh-
vile, Memphis, Knoxville, jackson, Trenton and at
such other points a. may be necessary for the Le-
commodation of the troops, where they will be
mustered into the service of the Confederate Ssates
by Companies, Batallons and Regiments, az they
may present themselves, except Cavalry, which
will be received By companies or batAllions The
troops having the right to elect their own Company
battalion and regimentsl officers except surgeons
quartermas;ers and commissaricE, which will be
appointed By the President. Volunteers for the
war are greatly preferred but will be accepted for
the term Of twelve months.
1t is earnestly urged upon all who may be able
to do to supply themselves with the most esctive
arms the country affords, such the Tennessee
rife, the double and singlebarrel shot gun. These
will be replaced by furnishing the troops with
the regular army gan At the earliest practicable
period.
Judging frsn the past know that it is only ne
cessary to notify the gallant Of Tennessee That
their services are necessary TO the common defence
and they viii promptly and nobly respond to the
call, thus Perpetuhtng our claim to the proud
tits Of "Thc Volunteer State"
To arnel feloW.countrymen, to arnE Let there
be 10 delay. The insolent nerreBaries Of the
Federal Government are thrsAtenins al Invasion Of
our homes, from every exposed PoiAt upon eur
border
Let our gallant ethan soldiSry assemble in such
numbers and press forward with SueA spirit upon
the hireliRg invaders, a. will hurl them back upon
those who sent them! Let us call together an army
sucient, not only to repel invasion but to punish
the aFgressor.
Fe fill this reputation Of the Government Of the
Confederate States, l. IsHIN G. HARRIS, Governor Of
the State Of Tennessee by virtue Of the authority
in ne vested, do hereby proclaim, that 1 will Ac-
cspt for the service Of the Confederate States a.
above specified, THIKTT TEoUsAED VOLUNTEERS
49,, In teRtimoRey whereof, l. IsHAN G. HARRIs
! L. S. Governor, az aforesaid, have hereuuto set
49, #y hand and caused the great seal Of the
State to be affixed, at the Executive Department
in Nashville on this the 18th day Of September,
A. D. 1851
By the Governor: Is4AH G. HARRR
J. Z. Z. RAY, Secretary Of State
Patriot, Avalanche, Appeal, West Tennessee Wing
and KusxTRls Register will copy.
J. Z. r RAY, Secretary of Stats.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
MANY CITIZENS OF DAvIDsos
Our Cana ETaoIIH.

The Petersburg Express furnishes the following
sensible talk to newspaper correspondents, which
suits our case exactly: "One word to a very mum
eroUs class of individuals in this little Southern
CSafsderacy of ours. We allude to these who,
through great kindness, occupy three and fsur
pages Of fOolscsp to nominate lsme friend for
place Of honor AID smolument, and then forward
to as with the invarisble remark, prcsuniRg that
you need something to hn up your ualua5k paper
etc. We do not wish any assistance whatever ia all
ing up. The truth Is, We have more than enough to
MI up every day, and our foreman Is puzzled
every night to decide what articles will lose most in
interest by delay. All nominations Of friends to
ofes obituary notices, and indirect pufs to midi
Viduals who never gave q cent for advertising or
anything else, must be psid for. They are never
needed to fill up We wish this distinctly under
stood -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

GBs ZoLLIeOFFER's BE1GADE.-Corporals SHAFFxH
and BuMPAss, of Col. RAMS Regiment, are in the
city, having been sent here for the purpose of car
rying on supplies Of winter clothing for the soldiers
Of said Brigade The Brigade is now at Camp
Bucknsr. Cumberland Ford, KY. Messrs. sHArFER
and BuNrAss go directly on, and all persons having
blankets socks Shoes shy other articles for COL
RAna' Regiment, willleaye them at RAMS & BEowS's
Drug Store, marked to the person for whom they
are intended, in care of the Captain Of h company
and the Colonel of his Regiment.
Hr. Spencer CHAEDLsR will accompany Hessrs.
scHAEHEEs and Br1R.ss. they will leave Eeanss-
day, Oct LIST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

y Wa spain eold e II canis fuhsni
sher vas effected At 20 ssnts now Is Led via
SAT- cas = - ss s easanssd rae . . cents D.
BTTTTR5 = leli IN IA i ietl ct 50 25 aack.
I3sr.ss 4 10 ehAngsin kepres Of this srliea VII
lam $500 - qsots e1lrsEsss a. 3S32 cents.
q cufa 67 -1fnesd We loms sales II legs =
wH5 5s SSt n',issl aye asknE as cert. asTa1es
du-,og a7tcil has also Tqsr aes1ssa IN valus
p gallon. - - ssnts, ana rev y nel1 - fel,fs
sasaING AND BALE ROPE ,u,,b.,., t,,r, v,-,t,,.
cents bal -1hs 6urny clo this a 2lG2IL
are ne ash sA we're elected 1888 centA uhieh
8agspT al A. ., no drS Iman lot OF Sea IslaCd
sales. 80 Ss-4noLe - lf49io e1nfsB Is Fer
sLoJks AND FxSHAN1F -V.b.s. IA =, ,-,,,s.,, ,,,.
ept In stSrIi nsnnes. Ihsre tas hssn sune move
su scouDt :, &c this week. pIinripsly fer Govern
a9yAre'd sr rate . SalG ~ - nc SioSe 'nS 0A-'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

GEy. A. s. JOHNSTON IN TEIAs-The Galveston
Nsus states that on Gen. S. Johnstons arrival iT
San Antonio from Arizona he was promptly tender
ed the complainant of public ball. He declined, on
the ground of hIs great desire TO reach Richmond
Va, at the earliest possible moment An artillery
salute was fired in honor Of his arrival and sere-
made given him in the evening In Houston Also
Gen. JshEston was rendered public reception and
banquet, in behalf of the city. which he declined
as he wished to visit many old friends and could not
do that and also be present at public ceremony.
REcRUrTs wANTsB FoE THs NcCASN ZoUAVss.-
80 or 4orecruits are wanted to complete this com
pany. This company will be attached to Col. An
aIADs's ZouAve Regiment to be armed with the
lGtsst and most approved Rife; will be drilled in
the regular Zouave drill and will go into camp i'm
mediately. Recruits are wsnted for the term Of IL
months
Apply to the undersigned on College street, two
doors north of Broad.
n o. BAooKs, Captain.
Fo1n7rly Of Col. Ra' rs Rest, Tenn. Vel
eetl-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

OCR ARMT IN KESTuCKY is doing very well, but
to bring the enemy to close quarters We ahsuld
send more troops into that State and to enable ear
brave leaders to de this without Withdrawing eur
forces from other points where they are needed
jast AZ much, all who can possible Dc so, should
volunteer at once, SO that the $4,000 addiEonal
troops called for by cur Governor may be in the
field before the eneny has time to fortify too mach
and those who have property liable to loss By fire,
whether they volunteer or not, should call without
delay to the well known Insurance Office of Y. J.
MARI, No. IS College street, and have it insured in
some of the oldest and most reliable Southern Com
Bauies. octIN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

A LINCOLN SYHPATBEsER DETECrED--PrOf. E. G
BoTNTos, Of the chair of chemistry minerology etc
of the University of Mississippi has been dismissed
under the following circumstances
Il appears that on or about the Ist inst, Prof
Boynton, in letter addressed to his fsthsria-la "
living at the North had expressed sentiments of the
mOst uRmistsksble and quyocal djsoyalty Is III
South. The letter without signAtare, but from
the character Of its sentiments mails hand, and its
iHelosure in another letter written and signed by
Mrs. Boynton, his wife, there could be no doubt as
to the author The package was intercepted by
means not necessary TO mention, and on discovery
Of its tone, placed In the hands Of one Of the
Trustees of the University. session of the Beard
was at once called, the matter investigated and
Prof Boynton was allo we'd to leave for Lincondom,
OF which permission he promptly availed himself
ON the morning of the 9th inst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
Correspondence.

To NRs. FELICIA g. PORTER, Pres't. Soldiers
Relief Society"
ASdzm We, the undersigned, owners of the
following named steamboats,, viz p: 'James Woods, -
James Johnson" &c. T. Hillmau, "B. N. Runyan, .
"Gsn. Anderson" "Minnetonka," 81 r. Baldwin, "
and a. A. Fisher" present to yOur Society, for the
benefit of the sick soldiers, or otherwise as you
deem best, from each Of the above boI:s, 5 cotton
mattresses, pillows, comforts, sheets, pillow
slips-making in all, 40 mattresses 4e pillows, 40
comforts, 40 sheets and 40 pilloW-slips.
Helping that ths above donation will be useful to
your Society, We remAiu, very respectfully yours.
JBssEE JOHNSON. VIM AIKEN,
AMY HAMILTON, J. N. CoRBETT,
hA BoTD, S.P. McGUIRs,
R BILL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

AEssRs. EDrroRs Let me suggest to your read
erS tke name of HsNEY STU nj FoorB SIS a very
proper man to represent this District in the Cen
gress of the Confederate States His great attach
nsnt mature age, vast experience, sRd decision Of
character, ezinently fit him for the position. On
the of services, he is entitled to the position
As yea know, and as everybody knows, he has done
AZ much or rn're, than any man in the State
towards bringing Tennessee around to the proper
place. His labors have been earnest and untiring.
The Legislature may change the District if SO
there would be no necessary competition. But, in
shy event. we think the Governor is entitled to tie
p'ass over all others.
MANY CITIZENS OF DAyIDspg COUHTY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

win all the Americans endure the burthens Of taxa
ton, to which they are yet strangersl1 It also
argues that the temptation Of high prices IS aa0si
sure to set some part of The cotton crop free especially
as s crop Of Tsrdsis not far from he pOrtso MsricO.
At meeting Of the British Association, Mr.. BEz-
Eely, Of Manchester, read another paper on the
cotton question, in which the commercial policy Of
the United States was bitterly denounced, and the
expediency'of England freeing herself from depsn
denee on America strongly urged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

The Mobile Register suggests that the French ves
now At the mouth of the Aississippi-ihs oaoarI
Of which have arrived at New Orleans charged
with high official commission from the FrsHct
government and that she did net come alone, bat Il
Of Acct, that remains oussids powerful eHOugf
to have forced an entrance for their HsssengsT i
the privilege had been refused.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

FLrrSa PROM LINCOLN RuLE.-RsV. ]. T. HeniTick
fOrnly, for several yesEE, pAstor Of the Prssby-
terrain Church in this city but for TIVE years past
citizen of PaducSh, KY arrived here with hiI fEHi
ly. few days since, having found it impossible to
remain longer in that more than plSgue smisSn
city possessed is by free soil VGndals Of the
North CLarkSrihe (lr niels. SA1L q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

arrests in Maryland, the Baltimore american states
that LNCoIN, in reply to an inquiry, made by some
friends, to the cause of the arrest Of Of the
prisoners, stated that the public safety renders it
necessary that the grounds Of these arrests should
at Nrerent be Nithheldu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01
CHARACTERIZATION NOTICE


Receiver for the Confederate states in
Middle Tennessee,
To on SsAoba IL may Concern
EHRkEBY nsfy each every citizen agen former Fart.
trustee other person, DO ding rolling ary
teRensnt shate dsb,s rights iarsss any
decritOR owned By due to any alien eSay
federats States, TepUrt the ETR when prsc
ticsblS giving description kLoEn Iancs.
Of creditors in of dsb with the
beeonS due.
default I the party subjects hin self to tie
penalties Of tbs Act he IL liable for Ule the conceal
cd hRS &s.; surrsn. aequits him responsibility
My oso Is on the sqaRren the cy Of Nashville W. T.
BerrJs Aeokstors. g. K. C0CKRILL,
Sept 10, SD mEE2a C.Efede1a'e States Receiver
Headquarters Medical Departmental
NASHVILLE, Sept. SO, 1851.
LII elaEs and accounts the Ne cal Department Of
~ the Provisional rid be
VaTdeI u lseir oibo .imasliSte settle ment.
By sFdsr OF the Med Board
gro SGE L. BLACKIE,
sep17-d tWEviv O. ch Eurgson nd Medical Purveyor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-01

TIE DAnY.-Single copies of our paper can be
had at the ceunting-rOOm at Eve cents. News boys
and other dealers furnished at two and half
cents per copy. We msts this statement because
We are informed that the news boys are N the habit
of selling single copies at ten cents and more sl>
lodging that the psPer costs them ave ceats.
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