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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-11
Union Resolves Of Washington Territory.

WHEREAS, The present appalling coniunc'ure OF
our public affairs is calculated TO excite IN me
heart of every loyal American feelings OF the most
anxious solcitude and profound aiatn, prophetic
Of the drest calamity that cNi! liberty has ever
vet been called upon to endure VIC, therefore.
representing tho present Legislative authority OF
Washington Territory, an intcgraht portion g! GU!
common country, deem il our privilege ana solemn
duty on SO momen:ous an occasion, 10 give OK
preston to the following sentimyt5:
Reso!red 5y The Legislative As'c"by q Washington
Territory
First. That we consider the preservation Of our
existing national Union the first Of al patriotic
duties. and the chief Of all political blessings, by
which alone can BE- secured the identity OF the
American citizen and the tnli!lrlcn Of or Mission
as the great excmrlar of free institutions
Second. That ii is the boundcn daily o. Gil GOOD
and true citizens, and especially OF those who
,suidc and govern popular scntnncnt TO COUNSEL
harmony and conciiiation, and TO effect and MAIN
tain, by all necessary concessions ara compro-
misses, the integrity and perpeiul'y al that hoiy
brotherhood of States under Wiuch VIC nave De-
come the admiration of the woti.
Third. That we utterly d!scountenance-as
Taught with ncipient treason, aud the in'idious
offspring of reckless aspirations, disappointed am
hition. or culpahic ignor0uce-a!l piojccis Tor Al
Pacific Confederacy. Washington Territory covet5
ONLY the distinction Of exhibiting. first anu last,
her devotion to the cn.rc Union, as created by our
ancestors, consccratcd by their h.ood and be-
eucathcd to Us, the palladium OF cir! ana popular
rights.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-11
Oursclf Agaia.

With the present number Of the
STANDARD we complete the six first
months of its existence. In reviewing
our course during that period we can
find nought in our conduct that affords
us serious cause for regret. The posi-
ton we then assumed, as we stated in
our salutatory, was one of difficulty
position that We accepted with great
reluctance, relying more for success
upon the justice Of Our cause, and the
sympathy of that party whose expo
nent we had the honor Of becoming
than upon our own ability to success
fully conduct partisan journal. We
were never so vain as to expect to give
universal satisfaction, and while there
may be few-a very tow-who dispar-
age us, we feel ffattered by the cordial
and earnest support that has been be-
slowed upon us, and of which we are
still the recipient, not merely confined
to our own party members, but from
those protesting no friendly feeling to-
wards our cause. To all such we ex-
tend our most hearty thanks.
We have endcavored to conduct the
STANDARD in strict conformity with the
principles Of the party we represent,
and in courteous language to defend it
from the malicious assaults of its enc
mics. We have unmarked falsehood,
showed the many glazing inconsistent
cies of the so-called Democratic party,
and fought strenuously for the prcser-
walton of this glorious Union of States,
by warming the patriotic heart with
the only principles foundedon the very
nature Of free and independent Re-
public.
We have endeavored to fill our col.
umns with that which would be of prac-
tical benefit to our patrons, and the
Territory at large. To that end we
have devoted much space to essays
upon the resources, adaptation, and
topography of several sections of the
Territory, and design to continue this
feature until every section has been
fairly represented. We have furnished
u greater amount of news than most Of
our contemporaries, aud in several in.
stances much in advance of other pub.
lications.
Bot to come to the point we wish to
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-11

that he had made treaties with the
YQkamar Indians; that certain DOGGY
ments were necessary; that Congress
would not a-loW the whole amount, etc.
We could cite other peculiarities, but
the above alc sufficient to show his
style of oratory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-11

ApoLoGErIc.-We are again CON-
PEELED to omit many local matters IN
order to insert the late startling news
from the Atlantic Side. The proceed
ings Of several precinct and county
conventions are among the excluded
matter. The character Of the news is
such that the omission will be readily
pardonea.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-11
Thurston County Republican Convention

The Republican Convention for the county CT
Thurston, will be held ut Olympia on Saturday,
May IL, 1851, for the purpose CT clecting eight
Delegates to the Republican Territorial Conren-
ton, and to nominate a County ticket.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-11

~ The Thurston County Rerub''-
can Convention meets 70 day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-11

As You will see by tho news Of the
18th Of April, we have got Govern.
ment at last. Old Abe's talk to the
secessionists exactly cults this latitude.
Our glorious Consultation 10 about 70
be vindicated, and traitors aud robbers
receive their reward. ANTIocHus.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
ORITuARX

Our form or pHIl and kind friend, JosMPH n RYHuT =,
Columbia TSnaS aisa Of oIaRI ehols, kIbopo W.
morning, the s.A Of December. aged Aboui e pears
fsE tAToriIe
notice. 81 Jaekssn Cosao 1Asnse A. Hsnt to Tie
University Whsrs % GraaoAted WITH hsnsr In 1855 "a 49,
lava awhile Ia AIAbAs GfysE Wksh ho spss -
Law ssnOO a. LsSHHon Isna, a@a sEsSaAtsd in s al. =
1880 began the SrAetios Of tbs Law OsuIA srt -
ihs year IL partnership via Graham where q
call Mag last, theS b0ih Eolznts.pd 10 49, =
yohnrsons Mary afeys, 81 As Itt rs1ss,... "
s Of hs elHszIasI and hiensS with lin VI, -
thsss did all in tAs " hin an
sVssiGE till AsIAing ana ala sssk hs rensis
cd our city yesIerday ia sHArgs Of friend ~
On Slsr AZ ls .hsr las s,iaE P.ss . his native tsxn
Ess SAD rites The hsols he1ISed he nj L..
ling OF Gha acer, Ala hsss rails ErI1 vim n, oh
sheREhOnsd with ala strength. His sTost An 49, -
able to repsy ais parents fer the many s.,g
had wads and him l,an Il no.
useful a. . member Of the ShuIo n The esz,.
SoaSd dSsSrS Atsa 70 Be =" Ns'''
be, We lived his ard hsneTsd his ntvy .r.,,,.
himse . We k0Hrea his hASaas asa Iev,s ~ 800
pa - CHA and aasaI sBFsad en- kfsr - NJ ~,
had been ESGrua ALI IhVsa lie MsIRssd v1Ili,ri ~
fsy for the rights sA1 liberties Oonns.s =.
vail eSasUre hiu nSAS1y aRG PenarAa hs
and right us tender his heren.eS
Little brother slesre s;npAtAg in tAs he hesVSn ~ -
sI1s. vritinE tbs abovs ye haYs ben hs,d.s !, -.
his father ~ M Va q SrshAE, Ms sasf1.T. a shcI
companion aad nsSsn4ts in Erns, from WhsS ", e
'snt Siis "A tell you nasA in rsr,rj Z.
win iat'rsst yea ssrng he sksls aAt Gs R,s - N
senP he aas issa = vas EOs ssa aIAhI
Heaven HilAsut = asxIs-a " - 80.
and sOmpossi have knOBR hin Eors IN tk~ntss -
hssrt, ioTs1 ha dear hroiNsr ds.v.- - -
IN As hear Of T sss ga feel deeper SnpaAy n
Thas nas pnsssd frSm soHaies .f a., no. & a
very morning Of his manhood brRAl aFd W,I .n5.tsI ~
tssst, rssIs, lras hearted AID EsaersIs syiris g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
OUR LOss ONLY ONE HUNDRED
The Enemy's Loss OOOs
COL, GREGG. OF 5. O., APPOENTEDl
BRIGADIER GENERAL.

Special DhPacA to the HsshVEls UnsOz ana AHs1IAA.
RICHMOND, Dec. IL.
battle has been fought at Allegheny mountain
fifteen miles from Monterey. Five thousand Of tia
enemy, under Gen. RsynOlis, made night march
on Thursday and attacked our force. composed Of
tie l2A GeOrgiA, on Friday morning.
The enemy was Tspulsed after great slauShter'
with less Of about ave hundred killed and woune
ded. Eighty Eve dead were left on the field. Our
loss was one hundred killed wounded and missing
Capt. Anderson, Of Tennessee, comnsndins the Wiz.
gina battery was killed.
STAuETOE, Va. Dec. ia dispatch from Col.
Johnston states that the enemy attacked him yea
terday, 1--WE Thousand strong and suffered great
loss after an engagement OF seven hours. john
stona force ], 200. ~. LoE-Ss.
BrigadierGeRerAl Mccullough las arrived hsrs
Ha1sy Gregg Colonel Of the Ttk South CsrOlisa
Regiment has been appointed Brigsdisr.Gsnsral
and assigned to duty.
RICHxoSD, Dec IL-Thsre il ofzcial intelliTencs
that the Psderals, 5000 strong, attacked Colonel
Edward Johnston's command in Valley Mountain
on the 18th, but they were repusss, with great
loss, after an engagement Of seven hours The bat
tie Commenced as seven in the morning. JohnatOn's
force numbered 1900, but have Hinee been rem
forced by two regiments.
Johnatsn is VirgIniAn and Z graduate Of West
Point, but commands the l2th Georgia regiment.
Excepting the news Of the victory at Valsy
Mountain there il nothing Of interest from the
camps.
Ben. NcCullech has arrived. Nothing Plblis
from Congress.
AUGUsTA, Bee Ar is reported here that the
Georgia Legislature appropriated see Oe0 for the
relief of the sufferers By the Charleston Ars.
RICHEoSD, Dec. lS.-In ihs Virginia legislature
neaaures are progressing to make appropriations
for the relief Of the ChArleaton EHerers BY the rS
cent Ere.
Indications are again strong Of avery early en-
gagement At Manassas and other points on the
Potomac, and possibly on the Peninsula.
Rio HEOSD, Dec. ls.-PHny Niles, Of South Caro-
lima, is Exceedingly i'll Of pneunOnis.
Aaxey Gregg is promoted to Brigsdier General.
Nothing new this afternoon.
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DR. KENG's DIsPENsARY

&B IA. KlEa, formerly q Kew Xsfk, Ess Es
tA1aSf9 fsz- yssxs SfLsuiEVIs, Ksntzay, and whS
deTatsi hs e the treatment Of prVa diseases fer
thrtT yers himself having attended Practise fer =
axuy years. cared AoSsanas h eHassa %
Al iCsasss Of nAtErs, 11sr hSU SAd Aeg nay b
iron audicsGs medical eA AagseA Of AeE eva
Dr. Knra Dispsnsay "a Ne. p Ddsk street, bssvasn Ch
apJ TIE SauAra, where he all a Of 1Cve 1atlTe
GsEsRHxA cured without nszeiSGa RSsfRe ~ htuRmS1
hcn busiRe8- go
s-RrcTURz afoh reoeut sas, eesouslH ezSed n tss
aays,sJ Al operation Whsh eaGsss ne PaR NhsTo Ss1s
sxs hssIfA cannot be enieysd Perhaps disease eaS1S
risrSief and nnesrmines ths constitution ~ much.
sYYzrtM viii al the diseases Of tAo sk growing Sat
lat n ~ treatment - ssotually euTOd IN by 6Ay1.
ErsaL WEAzERs PsFsHlA. attention having Sesa 7sa y
ma and al tAs grSvS sEt eff, (oSAi
on IN many eases b. tie destructive hbl Of HoonSder2s
Youths and excessive indulgence 81 the pAs1onl aeset d
n will undermine ne consultation, rendering abs subject
business or society, and causing PreEEturs old
Females who may IsboTns With Gny dcuEy Of s womb
nay rsst ASSURED ofimneoete reha.
P.rSonI rezE abroad by writing and stating their win
t enoIcd directed t. Dr. A. King ns q, DsadTisk Eest
Essys TanA will h2Tsth necessary medicine sent to hs
aSdrsss with ncosary directions Strict secrecy sservse o
SouIs fson o'eleOk = Sbs BazzAOG Enssl IN - sNN
GNNa2fz5e-SS8A -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

ThSse o6cOrs nGy Gsaoeisse With them Gzy two
citizens Of their respective wards to assist them in
the collection.
NsEars. j. v. HLEnFoE, FELIX DIHoVlLLE and
PLVL =. Eva are the general committee for receir-
ing and renting the amount which may be sub
Gsribsd to the Mayor Of Charleston.
The subject il now before our citizens of the
State, county ard city, and We hope they will act
at once, and not wait to be called upon. Let the
work in this good ssuSs be done at once
Augusta, Ga, we see By the papers, contributed
10 half an hour sis tAo1soBd dolcrs e.
We are requested to AJAX oar papers to be pleased
to present this subject to their readers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

1t Col RM BRL2sLTON, commanding . GAahiHO
Cavalry Battalion at Cumberland Gap, has been in
the city for several days en- a visit to his family
Col B. Is one Of the most youthful commanding
colonels in the Confederate States service, not be-
ing over q years old. He has twice represented
Jefferson county in the Legislature, and is now 4
gallant representative Of Tennessee On the tented
field. A patriotic lady of East Tennessee has pre-
scented him with beautiful grey uniform of iesns
As evidence Of regard for himself and the cause,
which was made with her own hands q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

SrILLNAN BREzS Of Memphis wish to secure
the services Of Distiller-one who is capable o,
experimenting the construction and management
Of slarge Distillsry; to such person unusual in.
ducements are ofsrsd.g Apply BY letter to
sTuLHAN BRENs.
dsc16-2u GszphiH, TsaR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

THE DAHV-sinsle copies Of our paper can be
had at the counting room at Ave centa. News boys
and other dealers are furAished at two aAd hall
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We informed that the news boys are n the habit
Of selling single copies At tan esnts and more, Al>
Lodging that the paper sosa them i've cents.
sepls-dd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

COxxIssAsY GEsKR41-We learn from Commis.
sary General 4. G. FAIE, that be wiz be in Nssh-
vile on Thursday neat TIE isth inst, to close up
The unsettled business Of his oee and that all per-
sors having EnSlosed accounts with ssiG Departs
ment Of the State are reqEested to cone forward
at that time and make settlements, a. tAs BUSINESS
of the Department mzst be closed up.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

The Council Of the Provisional Government has
passed an act authorizing sheriff, eerkz, and oohsr
collecting officers to receive Kentucky ard Peas
nessse bank notes, Confederate treasury notes, in
payment OF al State dues.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

SUBsCsPTToN BOZ THE SUFFsRERs sr THE FGEs IN
CHGAhEsFOS, 8. C.-We are pleased to learn that a
movement is on fsot to obtain contributions from
eur citzsns to relieve the distress caused By the
recent extensive Ere in Charleston.
Mayor CoLZAAF Mr. CHATHAM being eat Of the
Stats) made yesterday the following appointments
To recsiYa nnntrihu tionn-Cnuncilmap
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CARRIERS ADDREas.-The Carriers of THIS paper
viii give ten dollars in gold one years subscrp-
ton to the DAILY UaIos AND AMERICAN for the best
Christmas Address that may be sent to this Office
by the 22d inst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

TEE Lzsr5LL+gaE-Fhs HOUSE yesterday adapted
resolution 70 adjourn from the 2lst mas until tbs
2Osh Of January and rscindiaE the resolution to ad-
journ sins die on tbs 2al mat. The Senate has tax
en- ne action on the resolution.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
spsdal to he Nsnphis Apte4i.

Special to he Memphis Appeal.
Nav OELEAss, Dec. 1.-THE 7ress Della has juai
received intelligence from a unsuestonabls ssurcs
that over eight thousand Federal troops have made
landing on Ship Island. This, advance dssachzsni
is undsr the con uAnd Of GenJButleF.
IatOrnAtion has also bsen received that large
additional forcS is hourly expected at that point
The programme is announced to be to land the
IrsoPs On the klRIiaaippi eoaat, and march to
Mobile, willis the naval force viii sndsaTor 10
eject passage past Fort Morgan, ints Mobile Bay.
In the event Of sueessa in this movement, slzaI-
tsReous attack, BY Land and sea- IS expected to b
made.
Wshavs 70 lAtsr iat.lliEeaos froa Richzoaa
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NoVgcs 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We Win esteem It special vof friends and eozrspS-
dents IN The various divisions and camps Of the Oenederas
win furnish a. With ali the gossip and nsxs proper
placed before ths Pubs. We win make our paper bot an
interesting and welcome visitor 10 the tent ef svsv IdI
fighting battles for indspendeaOs IhslE Letters should be
addressed to rs at Nashville, Tenn
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DIED.

On As GS OF Ne ndsy, tbs 18Th IAst 81 an gsSsn d
the lungS athr late rGGDoe In this city ssr stres
Mr. JOB EICHVL, rellct Of the Isbs John Michel
fs I'll ndl nd scgu4ntAuS9s invited attend the fl
al o'clock, z. n.
Service By Rev. Jos BsrdUs!i.
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Nattce 10 Canl1taaTes.

Circulars o. candidates inserted In the gHroH 1ERiokH
must be paid FOR other business asees the payment
cured in advance publication This enforced
ia1eby No circulars, either Of candidates teg frsRd
wei hsrea be inserted in tits paper on any ether tsuS
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gentleman whs has just arrived from Louis
ViS reports that the Fsderals have about seventy
Ave thousand troops at LszATi1s szd BstWssa
tkxs psias ana BswlfsF Green.
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Notice 10 FrIenaa.

IAose ear friends arriving On the doninloas Of King LIZ
soEH vts nag cOpes Of the late Lsusv, GHsnsa
Noshn Papers, VIII confer special aver heth ourselves
and the publis BY leaving them at Oss in RAav with
the least dSsy pcslh We viii eAeerfsly pay any expense
inca11sd In vrscuIins thru q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

Ths Washington correspondent Of the Cincinnati
GOmusreis! says, Hndsr date Of the sth; "A Briga.
der General to.day remarked that the Army Of the
Potomac was trying the exhaustion proesas, and
was net exhausti3g the rebels, but the treasury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

TUE ooXyEDERlgs CoUxv.-Ths McNaiRy county
prisoners, I've in number, charged with getting up
an Union insurreetonsry Assemblage In that county
we're bslled some days since TO enable them to &C
hone and get their testimony. They appeared 81
the tine appointed, and after an examination, two
Of them we're discharged on taking the oath of al
legiancei the third was discharged on Entering into
bond for his good behavior; and the remaining
two, HuSsT and sANnkRs were committed to jail for
t,ial,
This attempt of the UniOniats Of NsNairy county
to make the call by the GOvernmeEt for troops q
pretsxt for the execution of their reasonable
scheme, has proved misera BILE abortion 1t died
out after their leader HURaT lawyer Of some force
Of character, was taken from theya.
The case of the Confedcrate States against JozS
n. FLEENe has been set for trial on Friday, and
the Of the Confederate States against the alien
stockholders Of the Union and PlazterG Banks has
also been postponed until that day.
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Reading matter Ga Every Page.
TENNESSEE Legislatures.
SENATE.

SENATE.
s. EoSBGY DEoENBEH 18, 1851.
The Senate met at nins ecleck Mr.. SpeAke
CHEATHAM presiding.
HOUSE BILLS on FIRST REAbHa
The following House bills were read the Frs
time and passed:
No. 1870 change the time Of holding chancsry
courts in Perry and Decatur counties.
No. l4l-To change the time Of holding said
court for Bayette county.
No. l46-To charter The Chattanooga and George
town Turnpike Company, DC.
Ne l1e-TO charter tbe Frar kiln Firearms Com
P1ny, and for other purposes.
No. 2eT-To dismiss suits in certain cases.
SENATE REseLETIoS.
no. e3-For the relief of the securities of J.
Hors, vas adopted ayes IS. noes s.
~REeoEsIBARATloS.
Mr.. DUNLAP moved the taking up sf Nr Jones
motion 10 reconsider the Of rejection to Senate
bill, No lei, to assume the Confederate War Tax
which was aRreed TO, and the RECOMMENDATION pre-
vailed. The vote adopting vas thea rScsnGi4srsd.
The bill Wa then recommiItsd
The resolution of inquiry into the case of Seas-
ter PIeksns was passed The Senate tsok recess.
AETHRHooN sKasIoS
Tbs SPEAKER called tbs Honss . 0r6sr st two
and = half o'clock.
The afternoon session devoted 10 ths discus~
sion Of House bill Ne FL, on the Senate amendment
Fsndtng which, the Senate adjourned.
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TIE TWO TERN sYsrEx.

Hcase bill, No. aIs, ts establish thetwo tenn sys-
tam Of the Circuit Courts and for oAher purposes
was taken UP. T
RP. KENNEDY offered sn amendment to The
bill, to suspend the Courts daring the war, which
wa laid upon the table 49,
Mr.. JONES offered an amendment to the bill to
hold bat one term Of the csurts In each year dar-
log the war, which was LAID upon the table.
The bill was yaTiously amended as to the times
Of holding the eoarts in several Of tke circuita,
and fesb
Pending its further confederation.
On motion Of Mr.. SENTER, the House adjourned
TO quarter past nine O'Clock tomorrow morning
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WASTES-At this ofRoe, Boy to fold papers.
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DesirabIe ReaI Estafe fer Sale.

0FFHR tor ale aeeonmodAspy terms, ny VSry dss-
bic ast OF 81 0ila1d The NashVe and OhA
Railroad light nles from Hsshglls At e Antioch Depot tn
soil IL cod 10 veil uAtsred with three m Ing springs
Ans ash pond Fhs dwelling is COED brick house. with
brick kitchen, ska house and brsk
yah al aseeay OCT hoaa, al handsomely lOsaed h
Tunisnsa an6 comfort
Per ssrEs apply . Q. Y. Esses EshrEs to "a ne
premises.
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OTEWARTS, WABD MASTERS, COOKS
- snd Rarses for Hospitals IN eiy OF NAahvIns.
Applicants will cal &c Surgeons Headquarters o. Cherry
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ntora for Rent.

NRoM Ss Asst Of January rs s three SsTy hssss s
nsTth sds 81 VRoA street, kVsen Collsta esrry,
lie kouS T. ossss 1As passage ltass separals
rance each story, saeh 81 Which 1zsaeI ko
the otkx esnducts without inersncs Tia location
q tie hss in Nashville, ana vs seaptsS fer iazy
grocery, dry ssoAa, bssss Ard EnoeS, SIC. Apply =
A. D. BERRY,
p lin MaesP 4 Hauailbsnsr.
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ARTuLERT Men WANTED am authorized BY or
der from General GDEox J. Pillow, to recruit for
the artillery service at COlumbus, Kentucky. have
authority receive recruits for twslYe months and
to muster than into service. Persons living in the
country, and wishing 70 come TO the city to volun-
tesE, viii be at No expense after they are sworn
insO SERVES. All required information can be OBJ
aiaed By calling at Messrs. Il. AZ p. CHEAEHLn's,
eornsr Of College And Church streets.
}. =. SAEzBxKz,
ase1I-1w Lisatensnt in Artillery.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
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sbesp ska sled 70 tbs carpet rag Fhs Aadsr will 1ss
leave the artess AsIe and he viii - sutEAy rewarded
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
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~ SsTre hoTss, rather M aNd lsaB, tAsoEh very Poer,
Tlth White stripe 90 his from 0aPt q. OleVelands
ca VlTy COMPANY Sad hsTBe had bride and ssSGe ts
tine he takea stayed foa EEshVis. AEF nforna-
ten ssrnirg hin will duly approached anDIF re-
uaEded. Deliver him - Mr. Hi, hs iaGlsS tsEh
Chsrry street in naIhVills.
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