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4 POINTED STORY.

The Frankfort (Ky,) CoNnroSwEALrH, ia a
trorchant article showing the evil tendencies Of
the recent premature discussions in Congress on
the question Of slavery, tells the following par
aLlc, the moral Of which those concerned would
do we'll to heed
"Once upon time an old maid was stand
ing in front Of large oven, in which was a
great bed of live c)ols Seeing which, she broke
out into loud lamentations, and down her anci-
and. amid sobl and groans, che exclaimed, "lf
should get married, and should have dear,
sweet boy baby, and he should crawl in upon
those red hot Goals, and should be burned to
death, and-oh dear-oh dear-oh oh !
oh !" Her good mother, with spectacles
astIias Of nose, standing near, calmed
her in this wise Judy, my. child, in
n much "a you have No beaa male lover q
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INSURANCE.
EIREBiAN ) TRUST INSURANCE COM
l. PAEY OF BROUKLYN.
lASU CAPITAL. .lbl.UOO.

EIREblAN 5 TRUST INSURANCE COM
l. PAEY or BROUKLHN.
CASH CAPIgAL .l5lOOO.
Office No. Court Street topp'1i's City Hll( }, and
No. I Wal Street Mar Broad way, New YORK.
Organized On the principle Of paying one half tho
profits above ten per cent. to the Widows and o.
phaI g. Fund Of lhe Fire Department of TIE City of
Brooklyn.
DfEEOToRs.
George Hal, III Rlphlns, John Bchenck,
Aaron ADeRraw, ,Liv. X. Miller, rickr.Peet,
Thomas Clark, NehemiahKnightS II. Chittsnlen,
Harry Messenger @ a bertL. .HaighL WIN. H. Cary,
WIN b. Gookin, Bruntwy ckoh Joseph u. Hall.
Peter DuTyee, III Frothinghan,S smith Fancher,
Iona b. Stewart, Israel ID. Nelsor Peter Band ersln
A. A. Low, j s Thorn, MD, S.waIeuSneden,
Hobart Ford, Richard =. Buckle. II. Lippiu,
CrawfoIdC .smithWilism Bard, y. j. Hos I'd,
Henry ID. PeCi, Henry R.Pierson, WIN. Wal,
John j. Glover, Marcellus MasseyJoseph IL. Field,
John T. Moore, D'l Van Voorhis,
This Company continues 10 insure Buildings, Mer-
ohandise, Dwellings, Houfe ehod Furniture, Vea-
sels in port and their Cargocs, and other property
against loss or damage 10y fire, a. fayr rable and
liberal terms AZ other drst-Cass companies.
GEORGE HALL, President.
WIN. BURRELL, Secretary.
J,N. WYCKofF, Jr., Assistant secretsry.d5 ly.
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The Lcrdor Ti'n,- Corrc.p onJcnt on iIn-
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EN- intimate ficnd of that gender, in In
,,wsc ura.Gstc tn 81 CO is vill bsyc been doi
q q gore utny moons bof 10 ycur o'tprin
could be 10 a condition 20 bo Injured SNth
the srciout maiden, "mothor, thy diugh'or ap
prehcLds. Tho oven was hea'cd T. bake broad
AID rot babies 1hcreupon hsr tears vefe as
suaged, ard ceased 10 flow; tho hca,i0g of her
b0som wers qui,ted, n, ihc-e was a grc,t calm;
aud tay f light having fallen upon Jud .
mifd Io forthwith became a wiser. II nc; q
~ gof IN in.
Ipprmr fc an the political Judies We most
aA,r iura',ly suggest that tho ypl aa'tt ct
h,s e. " rl'iou h,. beer heated 40 tbs pur-
poso If lciii,g with traitors an rohcis, tni n1t
with the nsgtc question.
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AN Ih!PORrANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
TIE OLD TROY suIRT DEPOT,
N8rABfisuEp ~ ls,I.
Chatham s,rce,, 1O6, corner Of Pearl street.
Fine W tts Shirts Linen Colars and Bosors
FOT 70 Cents
For iO0il
For 125!li
For i.bpllii
For 1.75iiiii
For 2.OOll''il
Shirts made \, order and warranted ~ ia.
Uaderahilts, Drawers and liza T. ilose
In Silk, Wool, Murino and CJIton.
Firemen's Shirts, Travelling shirts,
Army and Navy Shirts Of every description.
susDendors, Neck Ties aud GlOvua,
In every variety,
large assortment a.
WOODEN Jackets always on hand.
Remember the No. 100 Chatham street,
dog SIso'lOl corner oi Pearl ttreet
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DARC BONNETS, BLACK
ID yt,ye, lunnrts col red vet bunuvy', ~ bar
,sSs. mourning bonncts. children hats fr holiday
EiHs L. BINNs millinery, larg~n AMI cleapesI In
Iho world-bsi Brosdw4y, 0si--opgosite ae'rop9h-
.an Uotai IN stsirN ~ 24aG'tta
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CEWING BACHC'FS-LAOIES TAUGHT
- W o,elnie on WHecler a WiB'us agi Sine 'r's
trsios machines, prs,Nce on anop surE, terms II.
as 49, Il H. iiao 1879
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

A TTENTION-PAY, BOUNTY MONEY
n and pensions obtained for soldiers, sailors and
IL cir heirs, application In person Otherwise, 10
ENOS a. HASKELL, 81 Park Row, room 10, N. Y.
DO 24au'lO2
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ScEWIN & MACHINES TO LET--SINGER'S
- Aat Whistler @ " ne Hu auo Jtnsrs ~; .!s1
Ladies taught - ,er.ts all kinds. brua, frlf1
ti to s., and practice until p"f'ect-pr>,ats on Al
kinds of work, and reournmr-G"p ~ work ster
learning Needles and oil t1r sale, also sJO' Shul-
Grand. u2s 24sr'ilf
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QEAUTY HATH CHARMS ~ HURTS
ID BLOOM OF ROSES, = delicate color for the
Cheeks and Lips. VIII not wash IA. Warranted
no, 10 injure tie skin. Begt's Court Toilet Powder
lmparts a natural whitsness W the complexion.
HUNTS Imperial PomAie for the hair. Hunts
British Balm removes pimples, freckles, tan, S0
Hunts Pearl Beautiher for the teeth and gums.
Hunts Bridal Wreath Perfume, ~ Hunts New
Store, 2 Astor Plh5s, New York. nal Aac'lI
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: EWING MAcHINEs-w ,NyED-PER.

- H1as 9ls wish g. Ioau g. operate ul s'nyrr'I
reviLK us'i in,s y'-rIs ouly ) ard practice on
Sl kbas of No'., also -1 ne g. 80 sr.s r. ~ learn
tle Y1.is 1uu trs.ls. I-i.iru 90 D'.rra' - l.,
e.. r 40 2i,'lUG
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A GENTLEMAN writing from Great Salt Lake
City, notes a remarkably scarcity Of Govern
ment officials in Utah. 4
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ItIAN1 ED--I-A UltS ~ LtAKS 10 OpE.
" rase singer's, Wheeler q Wlsons and
oiher sewing ma aines laarnsd ps-f'i M a.. its
bralohos and prs1tice on shop Eo~S m satisadi
ais machines t'- sale and " 'si-lg' OHuN.d ~,
near Stanbn NJ q 1f.aii1S
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DENSIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS
wounded or disabled during the present war,
and also for the widows Of those killed or who may
die ia SERVICE Claims for pay, bounty, &c, prornpt-
u attended to. CALVIN ". BhIrH, cor Chambers
and Chatham Bta. ID Aac'lOo
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INFORMATION WANTED OF GATHER
CORMICK McARDEN by TftOS. McARDEN; when
last heard Of CORMACK WAS on Staten Island,
about years ago. Address T. M. A, box 81 sun
oiiirc Cl9 9'lO7
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REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE CHEAP-A COTTAGE HOU SE
aud % In 1861 - Harlem, 30 Get fron 81 ava
northwest cor. Irquire On the premises. dil 3'i0l
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MANHATTAN $780,. a,,.u
NO. 81 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
tOpposite the Post-Ohcel

Opposite the foeI-Ohle1
Gosh Capital and Accumulation over. 81 10000
Claimr Piil........,..... .....,'..'.''''.'. oCIVOO
Dividends - Policy Holders. s...........'. siOOOO
This G mpany being conducted by Board OF d.
recturs ownlng stock In the Company, has the sd
vantage Of the stock plan Of management With the
rnutusl feature Of sharing tie pruh1s of the bust
ness without being liable N assessments. The tri
snpal divi lend Of profits of tlis Company has re-
suited In bonus, or addition 70 the policy on more
,hAn ffty per cent. on the whole premium paid.
The dividends are paid in the lifetime u the as
sured, thus adding them n pay fdture premiums.
Premiums may be paid annually, semi annu .lly'
or quarterly when the policy Ia for life and the an
nual premium amounts " so Or over. From 80 70
90 per cent may be paid BY notes.
Persons insured may visit Europe In hrst 9 ass
vessels without extra charge, Al AL seasons OF the
HENRY STOKES, President.
C. Y. wEYMPLE Secretary.
j. l.. HALsEY, Assist, Bee. .,,,..
ABRAM DUBOIS, N. D, Medical Examiner.
az 24ao'l59
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Il LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN.
oETICE BRANCH oTrICE,
RAT FIuTON STREET IL WALL STREET,
BROOKLYN. MEN YORK
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS.
This Company nsIres Property of all kinds Against
Loss or Damage by Fire, on as favorable terms ~
TEUNs J. BERGEN, Preat
JAMES b. THOMPSON, Jr., Sec'y,
GEO. W. HUNT, Assistant.
DREOroRs.
IYInUs l. RYRGEN, JOHN X. PRUYN
ANDw. FITZGERALD, SAMUEL VAN W1Ck,
HIRAM " ST John, ALEXANDER MCCUE,
RDY'D IT. BACYHoUsR, CHAS A. SILVER
JAMES HARPER, STEPHEN "A; noiINh
LEWIS HURST, ID. D. NOOkhEEs, ,,
JOHN l.. 6PADER. JAS. v. sChOO+MAhEh
Johnson LFAKE, MICHAEL NEVIN,
HENRY j. CULLEN, ALEAR uNDEkhlLI5
IEVFRTIT III. sAGP, JEREMIAH MUNDELL,
PHILIP 3. CRoOKk, bAMlEL GAhh 5oN,
JAMES b. COOPER, RICHARD y. LEVEluOh
John q. BCHUMAKKR, DEAAS STRONG,
JOHN J. VANDERBILT, JOHN LEtfEhIbt
HENRY TIKNKEN, OLlvEk >: FLEEr,
Jxs CRIuKsHANK, GEORGE RICHARD,
TEUkus J. BERGEN, Prest.
y.sus D, ruoMRsoN, JT., sss'T % iY'ilA
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CEWING MACHINES-LAOIES TAUGHT
Oto operate on Singers ami Wheeler and W l.'u'J
sewing m ,'huos, by an od ryp,rtu'oi teacher.
Practice I'LL perfect hanuu shirts, and other
work, and recommended n work after learning,
nom ~ y 81 90, At - stanton 81 ua,r Aleu- pri
yste dwelling. al 3iao'iOt
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TO LET, OR FOR SALE-RENr. s7j
Il 70 year pfiyD Sl2OI y neat colt ,ge AMI barn,
with h.lf an acre ot land, = miles fron Williams.
hurEh ferries omnibus lines RAINING hourly.
Apply 70 GED. y. BRlNCkERIOFf, uu NrwtoWu
t...E.iusd ais, Il at cottage ald htrn tlr t'5J
I.r v..r i2n VstOt
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northwest cor. Irquire On the premises. di9 3'lOl
FOR SALE-HOU AND DOrS IN JBk-
sey City and vicinity; fsrms anu valuable Mil
property; als0 vNuapls pruperty Ia Rthuay and
New BnInswlck. Prices $500 n SlhOOo. Somp ~ It
may be bought with $500 70 800, cash Faruis
wanted In exchanSe for Jersey City prupery IT,
quire Of EVAN JONts, ~ Montgomery ~ ier-ey
CIV. 10 sAs 'iO1
k'DR SALE--A GuUD TRUCE FARM ~
~ .ctus IN MitInuctl cIuhty, ~, Jsr..,
god a. "a buildings Ia large and su,l h-ua
At PiAtrhs,d l. .uses AM lOtS Csl ~ tultjr
VAIL. ~ y,Ar'''t
L'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-tUK a
a sopd farm, ta' fIpts.'f. DO. \ u.a.sS ne.r
ti<lh AZ, HilAftNn- IA. NJ lruit.ty 'H''
fu, luvat ~ near O. mt. seat 60 VIE sia, uu
tls lotders - Lakt vi liFsu I sNv,- Ur -
vill De- traded r farm near tai. ,l.y App.y at
49,. b. Htfvay, RON Q. entrance pa 4. .s.p.
ulIG1lO ALEXANDER OSrEANpFR
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EmPnOYmENI-masoa.

WANTED-MENF FOR THE sth q. 8. IN
w fanty. Headquarters q, Fort Hamilton. nv
Ior further inf1rmation apply II pa Y. v cor o.
irut ave, and 16th 81, n v. WIN. Noe DYECaps'
eth Infantry, Recruiting Officer ole lP'ls
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GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD CRED ASII)
OCoal Of tue first quality, properly ssreenoii ais'
pure Lehigh and Locust Mountain, all At the lowest
market prices. HENRY REEVE, cor Canal and
entire, and cor Jane and West sts. "a Llae'lO2
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TO LET.

TO LEr-IN 5Ili 81, WILLIAMSBuRGH,
\ iu meat Ou'o. la h..T; & liue doors, uc Ely
p1Iori d, a hnsrment aud cellar water ami sewer
age; rent 40. NeSt stt,et; 2i q ur ropm-, ne yly
papefel, painted atd hss I'm. NJ; s.; ol "l ih anI
lamp In entry; also rUulus 20. luquirc Long ISL
and Plucry. Nor,l ~, next 5th st doO 3'tUr
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COAI-No MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
~ 1, 900 to 800 lbs delivered for 81 80 ~ 30,
but fun weight Of 2OOO lbs. gusrnteed, undor for.
future Of the whole bill, oftho best Peach Orchard
anil Lehigh coal in the city, delivered in good order
st a. 10, from yards lower corner King and Groen-
wich sts and 90 Roosevelt -, corner New BpWery.
MATTHEW CLINTON, wholesale and retail agen'
or Red Ash and Lehigh Coal. n2I 44ac'llo
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COKE REDUCED TO 80 PER CHALD-
" ron, at ALEX. DAVIS d SONS. Also bes' quail
ity cf coal and wool kept constantly hand At our
yard, $40 and sac First ave. d2O 6'll0
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'HO LET-STORLS ~ AND 717i6 SIXTH
.v., hcts,cy A. ~. i5iA %. R.nI fLOn and
i.'i AInlv M 100 Per- ~ Isi1 woo
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miscellaneous.

New York, Dee. ioth, 1861.
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COKE REDUCED IN PRICE-TlIE Cheap
~ est and best fuel for manufactures, bakers and
family use, invaluable for the sick aud parlors
free from smoke and Rasei. Delivered fro the
NJ lnhatan Gas Co.'S Works 1ith st. and ave. G, 1t
81 per chsldron saves one half It's price Ia kind.
ling. JOHN SMITH. d!l 3'10}
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go GAKpEStR> OR MILKMNN-TO
'tur 'ri-,, o. uusa and stable with thult 3
nrr,ly, "a a.so small ruitHge. Apply to .. V.
utBHEkD, near A.sIctl II tsi del, G'lOS
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COAL.

RESr OF RED AND WHITE ASH
- coal ~ 81 per ton, 900 lba delivered free
sul clean yaras AMI Eloyelth st, near Bnt'-
WY, y. y, and ~ ll1ga,iO Il. G.. i. BAClIE,
Agent. d20 2taosll5
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DEST HALLIBURTON LIVERPOOL
- coal, screened and delivered, at 3 per ton
re- ash, egg AMI stoy D., IS per trn all other ,ls
At the lowest market prices. Apply NJ 213 u W.
.ry, III Greene, iI9 Bloome. JACOB WEEKS.
dI- I2an'iO6
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05
The book is entitled,
Letters on Slavery from the Old
World.

Written during the for the Presidency OF the
United States in 1867 which added letter to
Lord BROUGHAx on the JOIN BROWN raid, and brief
reference to the result of the Presidential election
its consequences, by JAMES WILLIAMS, late United
States Minister to Turkey.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, October =, 1861.
COTTON-The sales to-day comprised 225 bales
new and old. New Middling -i07c. Receipts 81
bales.
TOBACCo-One hid sold at &c, and Is Heavy at
101<E013c 2 H.
SUGAR-The supply on the levee is exhausted.
MOLASSES-S0 bbs inferior, old, sold at I5c, 40
Cistern Bottoms at &c, New at 30, and ID at 81
q gallon. The IS barrels Common Reboed, Old,
reported yesterday at 26c should have been 20c z
gallon
FLOUR-7O barrels Superfine sold at s. 25 65
Low Extra "a mixed LOTT at So and 142 Good Extra at
50 25 , Dbl.
WHEAT-3O0 sacks Red sold at 81 so p bushel.
CORN-22OO sacks White, Yellow and Mixed sold at
75c 2 bushel
OATS-1O0 sacks sold at soc q bushel.
BRAN-2OO sacks sold at 81 90 2 100 TBS.
BACON-Bacon Hams are retailing at 22e, and Sugar
Cured at 226o5c 2 fb.
LARD-Prime in tierces and in kegs is retailing at
2T@2Sc . fb-
WHISKY-Rectifed is retailing at 55c p gallon.
The stock hand of Gunny Bags and Baling Stuffs
made in Burke's monthly circular follows Gun
ny Bags, 1858 bales India Begging, 1869 Kentucky
Bagging, 1868 (; Bale Rope, 2431 coils.
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PRICES.

For single copies, each 81 90
booksellers will be furnished at wholesale at SO per
dozen. IgssE
A reasonable discount viii be made upon large or
ders from wholesale dealers. 49, tesA
Is ANY gentleman or lady in the Confederate
States ordering for club of persons Cs1o) viii
be furnished with complimentary copy Of the work,
with the thanks of the Ladies Soldiers Relief So
ciety- H-Ff FFea
Editors of newspapers in the Confederate States
who give publicity to this win not only promote the
benevolent and patriotic purpose to which the entire
profits will be appropriated, but they win aid in the
circulation of work which ought TO be in the hands
of every Southern family. ~
aa- Orders for books, or other communications re-
lating thereto may be addressed to Mrs FELICIA G.
PORTER, President OF the AIadies Soldiers Relief
SOcieey,' or to the s
SOUTHERN METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE,
oct2-E. Nashville, Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05

Oh AND wNE'-No medicines, which have ever
come within the range of our observation recev-
ing such testimonials of esteem Dr. s A. Weaver's
Chker and Salt Rheum Syrup, together with the Can
ber Cure and Cerate which advertised another
column. They have rapidly fouEs:neir way in almost
every part of the world, and Ear can learn,
carefulnquiry in regard to their Effects they give
entire satisfaction every variety of humors and the
majority of chronic complaints We have no syupa-
thy with, any desire to promote quackery and as
the originator of these remedies with of its pro-
prietors regularly educated physicians of high
standing, feel confidence in recommending them to
the public medicines which be relied upon.
un1-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05

A Coop ExAMPIE.-We learn that Mr..
RICHARDS, lessee of the Raccoon Coal Mines,
in the Cumberland Mountains, has resolved
to donate 1000 bushels of his coal to the
families in this city, the heads of which are
absent as soldiers in defence of the liberty
and independence of the Sonth Mr.. COLE,
the Superintendent of the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad, will bring the coal to the
city free of charge. This example is worthy
of imitation, not only by coal-dealers. but
by every one, in proportion to means, who is
willing to contribute to the welfare and COM
fort of the noble defenders of our rights, now
in the field and of their families at home.
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Rates of Postage Between Places
within the COnfederate Sfates.

publish the following synopsis of the pos.
tai laws of the Confederate States:
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PROCIsmarIOy.
Isham G.. Harris. Governor of
State of Tennessee.

Isham G.. Harris. Governor of the
State of Tennessee.
Whereas, The Government of the Coined
crate States having called upon NE, through
General ALBERT SIDNEY JoHSsToS, for THIRTY
THOUSAND TROOPS, for immediate service, in
addition to those already in the field, it be-
comes my duty to proclaim to the gallant
citizens of Tennessee that their country de-
| mands their services
Camps of rendezvous will be established at
Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, Jackson,
Trenton, and at such other points as may be
necessary for the accommodation of the troops
where they viii be mustered into the service
of the Confederate States by Companies, Bat
talions and Regiments, Is they may present
received by companies or battalions. The
troops having the right to elect their own
company, battalion and regiInental officers,
except surgeons, quartermasters and COM
missaries, which will be appointed by the
President Volunteers for the war are great
ly preferred, but will be accepted for the
term of twelve months.
1t is earnestly urged upon all who may be
able to do so to supply themselves with the
most effective arms the country affords. such
IS the Tennessee rife, the double and single
barrel shot gun. These arms will be re-
placed by furnishing the troops with the reg
ular army gun at the earliest practicable
period.
Judging from the past, know that it is
oaly necessary to notify the gallant sons of
Tennessee that their services are necessary to
the common defence, and they will promptly
aRd nobIy respond to the call, thus perpetu-
ating our claim to the proud title of 'The
Volunteer State"
To armsl fellow-countrymen, to arms
Let there be no delay. The insolent merce-
naries of the Federal Government ara threat
ening an invasion of our homes, from every.
exposed point upon our borders
Let our gallant citizen soldiery assemble
in such numbers, and press forward with such
spirit upon the hireling invaders, as will
hurl them back upon those who sent theml
Let us call together an army sufficient, not
only to repel invasion, but to punish the ag-
gressor.
To fill this requisition of the Government
of the Confederate States, 1, Isham G.. Harris,
Governor of the State of Tennessee, by virtue
of the authority in me vested, do hereby pro-
claim. that will accept for the service of
the Confederate States, as above specified,
THIRTY THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS.
-, In testimony whereof, 1, IsHAM G.
SL-S, HARRIS, Governor, as aforesaid,
go have hereunto set my had, and
caused the great seal OF the State to be affix-
ed, at the Executive Department, in Nash
vile. on this. the 26th day of September, a.
d. 1861.
By the Governor: IsHAM G.. HARRIS.
]. E. Z. RAY, Secretary of State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05

Col. W. c.. WHITTHORNE, late Speaker of
the House of Representatives, aud at present
Assistant Adiutant General of the Provision
al Army of the Confederate States, and at
tached to Gen. ASDERsoN's Brigade, was in
the city yesterday. He recently returned
from Virginia, having been with the Brigade
on its perilous expedition on Cheat Mountain.
Within the past month. we regret to state, he
has lost four of his children, who died of dip
liberia. Most sincerely do We sympathize with
him in his heavy affliction. Truly is his cup
of sorrow full
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05
To CONSERVATIVES.

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Williamsburg,
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