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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

NEW . PAPER
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there great confidence 10 b placed n
A, RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FRsK THE
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
There Tray hair, now that
the celebrated RHssr1nsrs InErTAsEE HAR kDTszAzuE
can be had"
yRoR THn
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
'When people protect their Hair from shs tell tale marks
Of age when they nxuats IN glossy black i'd
turned beautiful black anhnrs when Hair aAs
grow upon heads when s
sT0RATIvE viii dot rhis Hair Restorative byena per-
adventure the tARR Of the kind Invented fhe sss
In possesoH in to this wonderful prspsssn
rant Us in unsualfsdly recommending IT,"
yRoA TIE
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
Hany our citizens St. Louis ar. speaking IN ray-
ing terms Of this article"
IRON @
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
his conpsraby excellent prepazson for The Rtsratoa
Of Grey Hair 70 the original color, preserve Hs IRON Nil
Ing out, and to bsldnesw, is GALE Humphrey
Browns in this city The evidence that this Restorative
kumburg is conclusive Testimonials eject nay
found in almost every parsr Ia the eOE1try."
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
Leays dyes alone, and snIy ret0bss ssssntvs,
Sold sv.rywhere-Price SOC aHd 81 per bottle 81
W. y. HAGAN q co., Prspdstsrs.
feb2t-dtvAw3u Trey, Eev Ysrk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

ST.. LorIs, March lo.--The Senate yesterday psss-
ed resolutions nstructing the Missouri Congressman
to oppose ali act. for supplying men ard money for
coercion, and if such acts were passed, to leave
Congress.
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the ztersof he found them not II
preserved oF eminent o. day 70 discover ia
component parts Of WEiEhGE kejuvenat2Eg Elk
IN, Be:c fable but kTrrity lis purely Vegetable in Ia
origin and The odestp aoone understruok At the n.
pty with which the virus from the system, which
s the ofdyspepa debility, depression OF pirts
ennn, and general Frosracn Throughout ne SOUTH e.
peeally has every thing In the phsrnaoofa
and Be truly called the great ally Of nature Sold By
al respectable druggists throughout the United states and
Canada WRIGHT CO., sole propristors, Mes Orleans,
Ia.
Bold also by AL Druggists in Nashville.
naf9 dtw6kWIm
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Commissioners
LINCOLN REGARDS THEM As
TRAITORS AND REBELsn
AN IHPRoBABLR STORY ABOUT TIE FORTS

NAsHlSeToS March lo.-It is stated that Lincoln
WIN not hold counci with tho Southern Commission
ers nor recognise shsm except as violassrs Of the
law Of the land.
NEW YoRK, March 1.-The HrulFs washington
correspondence says that political circles were ia
verishly excited Sunday by the report that the exa-
cuation Of Forts Sumter and Picksns was astermin.
ed on by the Cabinet Saturday night. Several Re-
publican Senator'S declared that such policy was
determined upon. Leading Southern Democrats
call 1t master stroke Of policy
Ben Mccullough AID followers are organizing for
descent on the Northern provinces Of New Mexi-
co, for the purpose Of eonquering and annexizg
them to Texas. to form distinct Confsderacy.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are authorised - announce THOMAS W. WIsD0N. 40
candidate Judge Judicial Circuit, composed Of
the counties sf Robertson, ohszh4n Dickson ets~ariaaA sus
somep. Election akes plass 9Th day etMsrOh, 1881.
Peb9-d&vd
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Stock for sale.
JOHN WHsELHY, 50 South Market Street, offers fer
sale SIS 900 worth Of !Sockl Cal and see him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

TIE sales for the corresponding year ebeaced about
1000 hhds and We quoted fair 70 fully fair axe D.
Weeks receipts 1850 hhds against 1850 ihe corresponding
week last year Total receipts since September 100 GO
hhds against ID, $50 10 the same date last yeax
The exports Of the wsek have been 537 khds.
MOLAssESThe receipts have moderate scale and
With fair demand prices have shovn eonnusd hrness until
dAywhen thar 10 gallon market opening at
ne commencement OF The week =. 26c for prime to choice.
and closing 70 day at 2527c inferior selling l590e and
SOC.
The sales evening embraced some 200 bills and few
hundred half bbls
Weeks receipts $40 bbls sgsinst 1880
veek lasyear Total receipts since September
bills against 253 $50 10 date last year.
The exports OF the week embrace PISS bbIs.
COFFEE-There has bCen moderate demand, at rather
ezer prices for all descriptions weeks sales Comprising
So24 bags at l0kc. We quote ordinary IlII Lc low
fair to fair at good fair At l2D2s<e aad prime
81 13c.
Imports this week $50. Imports July ls4e bags
against 6 to the data year Tbs stock on hand
his evening 1913 bags against 30 ala sane tine last
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Tenn ssees

BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
UuarcruD DALI 81 rns M.non.srs' BAsr-sHlr Al, os
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"PANIC STRUCK
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State will sell from this time
WItheut Regard 10 FroRitsp
]. w. LANGLEY,
P&R Al Union street
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Blood Food J
RlOod Foodg
HlAnd EnAdN

hIUOU EOUu
Rlood Foods
Blood Eocdi
Ts all suffering from consumption, ncpisnt or oonfrncd Or
from debility any kind from mental prosrstsH
brought By any from soroulss conpant from
the kidneys bladder 10 ladies suffering Of
many distressing tsr liable and which
cngender cenSumrtisn, the
BLOOD FOOD
Il offered edsa rctobJs remedy Differing In
particular res patent medicines Of the day, lis achemics
eornbustion or IR6H, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS,
81 VERY great wor many glad and grateful
testimony to the benefits II has conferred on them
CHURcH DUPONT, 40s Brssdwsy, Eeu York, are the
aoIe prcpretora article ana have in Of
fraud attempted up5n the public changed the csIo 81 the outside
wrapper red yellow, and increased the size 81 the hse
b ounces very cautious in buying that the fac
se Of signature the outside IF the wrapper all
others are terfeit. o. J. WOOD co st. Louis,
octg-n Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Flour, Meal and BFnn.
wUsF reserved and a ssfea ehelss q g, MsA ~
d 1na,E iaaa ooAss : hAsEiz.
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fhe receipts o. the weak embrace 300 hhds again 1850 for the
corresponding week last The ecs5s since the
date last year. = -
The exports comprise 796 hhdOf which CSC to Brennan Ant
uerp. II to Genoa, and 70 Euatan.
The total exports since the s September hba
against :, go to the date Las, year.
The stock on hand this evening 1851 hhds, agsns $3.50
sUGAR-7he receipts have been modrste EXTENT and
With good demand prices Improved re fair Ia
Friday.
Common 10 Coed Common .. 3s<sa az
Rafpfa PM Pa
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Latest News from Old VLrRiniaI
JOHN WHORLET,
so south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATT0M.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Land Warrants
10 Acres per acre sale 100 Acres per sers sale
80 " q - .....-.-.ns sale 100 . .....R ne sale
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which greatly facilitates the process Of shng by ssning IL
reducing all innamm@tonEn alay all pain and spas
modic action and is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27
RECRUITING

IL woud be at this time matter Of impossibty 70
give ANYTHING like detailed statement of the recruit
iDg movements now going on in this city. In almost
every street recruiting Office il opened and the state
of the different rolls shows that there is lack of per-
sons DESTROYS of joining the regiments being raised.
Men OF all nationalies vie with each other Ia defend
ING the fac of our Union Nearly all tbose who have
seen active service in MeSi are anxious to serve IN
,be present war; These tried soldiers prefer joining
one of the following regiments: TIE Scott Liie Guard
two regiineutsD, Empire Guy Volunteers, OF winch
g ANDY Sheehan" il acting Colonel; Cerro Gordo Le-
pion and the MontezuIIa Battalion.
Tie gallant ITish are organizing another regiment 10
ion their brethren Of the 6Yth and they could organ
lie many more were they required. The Scotch hegl-
rnent C.th, under Col McLeay) have filled up tbelr
complement and are now awaiting marching or1efs,
having received orders to be an constant readiness
The ItaIans are getting up GaIlbaldl Guardi tue
French are recruiting tie La fAyetie Guard ana
Zouave Regiments very rapidly; the Biitons VIII nave
I'm "a hour time full regiment Of lOJU men, andeNen
the Scandinaylns are in the ned organizing regi'
ment All these, together with the German, American
and Irish regiments that have gone into service, the
Fire Brigade Zouaves, Col. Ellsworth, New-lork
Zouayes Col. Hawkins, NaiiOual Zouaves, Col. Nc
Chesney aud the regiments under Coils. Allen, Dur
yea and Wilson, Will present such force from New
York CITY alone M viii give evidence Of the elective
measures the people Of the loyal States are taking 10
crush out rebellion. In ADDITION to the regiments men,
toned above there are OF independent companies
forming in various parts OF the ty and yet the cry Is
4" still they come !"
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FROM BALTIMORE.

FHm4DrLrmA, Friday, April q, is6,

PHmADELPJIA, Friday, April 81, ls6'.
5TcEtering imcc,c0r Of Baltimore ha- been re-
Ceved.
II Is Fumofed thai the Government la. detachment
Of troops protecting the w0rkmen who repairing
the bridges on the Philadelphia Railroad ea.' Of the
S1sqaehaDna. II viii beopcnfor masand travel only.
Itis believed that quorum Of the Legislature can
moi assemble at Frederick Cd Friday.
The banks src pIeafirgto irsue small notes. 70 beau
thorized by the Legislature.
A large schooner from New-YolA, towed by tag.
was brought to by shot from Forires. Monroe which
pa .ed through the ting. Tie cargo was seized. II
ssted Of military stores for Virginia end full light
iillcIy battery.
IhePeier5tDrg FlYge' gays there are 10000 troops
ut Richmond, 1909 q, HaTers Ferry, and $500 at
Norfolk, including 90 from Georgia.
II Is seated tha jeff. Davis win issue Letters OF
marque until after the meeting Of Congress l?9tLl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27
HOSTING TIE UNITED STATES FLAG OVER
THE OFFICE.

At 10 o'clock on Friday morning, a splendid nag
was hoistcd on tue Pos-Olice building. The nag is
one OF the finest ones made having cost 500 Thirty
four guns were fred IN honor OF the flag Gen. JoIh
PEOPLE as follows: ,
r,-ret that the morning papers have announced me 9r
resb TO-DAY IL my Intention % make speech the
tI ar a.. he. Ia. gone aud tho time for prompt earnest,
ygorous seton arrived 90 address lew ~ofds 70
nv 5--r. ass1Cstes te occasion OF showing ticI co9s
M 20. months eco and before ny connection with you hac
been severed Of the States ot the Jin had epud aed IL
obaa'iuuG sud loyalty so L' tlgi iu f." weeA. az more
followed bat the effect O. iHr Tfpu1atru ha been ~ ,rt
more firmly tie Gemsirg States, aud Of endeafna SUI more
e glorious III tia. you This eithte' WHICH of
reo-guarters Of century has been on eloquent wines 20
lie of the peorie " Aeio.k, s holds TO my crr
- edgs trie AVID fshrll hearts; aud the blessing ~
Ten invoked within IT, o-coussc-tc walls " De '.ecea
from above hag Win strength aud hope the ine de'oo' o.
IA qaz.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27

could be seen at that distance Neither could the NAKED
eve identify the two fags f, ing over it, but oys-
der informed me that they were The cOioiS Va
Carolina sud ofthe Southern Couteoeiacy. Inc u'
vices Of treason auutng the breeze, upontheVe sIo'
where The old stars and s'rp,s, after being ihSaeo i''
months. had 30 lately been lowered IN dshonor' "eie
rot pleasing spectacle; md turned sadly U".N,
through the dingy narrow auiqaaied Streets 70 .lo
hotel. Ia tie reading room, among the lo'' 20
napers on Gle, was copy Of THE TmBe'ri anu ''s
familiar face was like lie shadow Of great rock III
weary land a.. .,....,s
There are many strangers in the dlyi lne IN
are very lively, and soldiers are SIM p1- .r5
from the country. As l write, msTtial mus NIL
b,lzas come floating up to my VIRGO" p'' 49,,
.,, ,,,otin, Al the c ares,ou Hotel, where "'u
Ia ne clooueni Ton Morsbali, OF hen'ues! i 10
.-tnm hotter ibings were hoFed, and the young VIZ.
mia botsnm. Mr. Roger A. Pryor, are 70 be among
tho speakers The Ctarestori'n' have mol AsD D'','
b,es,ing over their Cudmesr victory at fort >ui''
rCk,g have vet 10 lear from reused ana uIl'''
Ftgh.
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TER CAUSE In PENNsNLyaNEA.

Correspoud,ucs Of The " Y. Tribune
LANCASTER, Pa, April -, 1851.
TIE report that oxPresideut Buchanan has LED NON
Nlca;lsnd 10 escape toe just indignation OF an OUT
ar5 nation seems to be verified and the belief IL LIS
completely with the Traitors is gaining credence ever!
no,1eut However, no reliable information can DC nae
of bis Whereabouts therefore we must ABIDE events
Two thousand Ohio troops came here without arms
but vii he supplied tomorrow or next day through
the energetic exertions Of the Hon. John sherman o
Ohio, who Is now in New-NorS.
Dir. Sherman has been appointed Az to AajJ en-
eral Patterson and will be back here tomorrow night
The Hon Theddeur Stevens has rendered ms house 70
Gen. Cook md Mr. Sherman for,he headquarters OF 'e
brigade.
M.. Stevens bas stopped his rolling mill and iora'.
qnd sent his men 10 Camp Centre 70 defend Their '''"
trv. Ills txo reIbcWs arc with them.
Thousands Of the Lest sons o. Pennsylvania are
foiyg to the capital Of their STATE aud Offering Their
ryc4 tArir fortunes and their sacred ioaos for the de-
nsc Of their country. HeT daughters are no lcss l
rio.ie. One lady gives her house as repository JOY
rhe volunteers, and mas offered, with several others 10
90 8s field nurse 70 our noble army 20 battle under
tie Star. and Stripes for Freedom Their iai''is'
brothers. oud friends are going Would Spartan
mother. ana daughters do less than 60 and nurse lle
eel, aud wounded and assist in performing the l's'
ri.es 20 those WHO may he killed God sustain them III
their noble patriotism. Our whole STATE Is mos H.
,.-selv aroused. aud bloody work viii soon be our.
io- the 'Patduders Association II 10 march tnroHs'
Baltimore without further deny u"n II aor'iu'7'!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27
DICK BUSTED AWAKE.

NAVY ORR, Aprll -, 1901.
How much longer are troops TO be carried Dy req
10 Annapolis instead OF being allowed e pass overland
that the traiorons and oowardly Ba,lmOreenz should
hold us al bay.
Sneak, speak for ne here 70 tie Government az
Washington. No halfway policy Will fuit the temper
BgItlmorf bu, over and upon the nations highway 10
the capital Of or country. Better thousand balt-
ores should smOder IN ruins, and lie waste ior ever
than that our people should iee heir rulers are not
equal to this eIigenc'. Through baltimore a. a.
hdc0rds.
The only order Of the Government that Will mol
be Ioyal TO il "Aiarch around baltimore, and their
are in this city Thousands who cherish the same senl
nen.. Yours for Liberty and our country,
RICHARD BUSTED.
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SsoAows:


The regiment ~ mostly composed OF picked men.
Nearly I'll Of them are provided with reyolyers snd
bown-Luyes. Upon arriving az Trenton they viii be
furnished, by he General Government, with the im-
proved patent muskct.
The lei ment wac entirely Uniformed 10y the citizens
Of Jersey City, g an expense 0i S26,OUo.
Gen. RAMON t1s received the appointment Of Bay
adsr-G eneral Of the New-icrscy forces. 4 i under!
stood that Gov Olden had given assurances 20 Brig
advertisement Hatfield that he would b. allowed 10
present his credentials, in order thnt the Government
could decide who was the most competent Of the two
20 command the forces, but without notifying Gen.
Hatfield, the Governor appointed General Ruuyoa.
BrigaG.er-GeneTal Hatfield viii immediately return
and make every e0r' 10 place the First Regiment upon
war footing in anticipation Of beng called into
vice. large number o. the members Of the tirt Reg
iuent, becoming dissatisfied at the delay, have resign
ed snd int nd 10 connect Themselves with regiments in
Naw-YoFk.
Mr. Edwin T.. Stevens Of Hobokeu who was 4
BrcckiUridgo MN, announces that ne ID 10 longer
party man. and has Informed Gen. Wool that he sill
devote his Influence and means ia support OF the Fed
eral Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27
JEFF. DAVIS AT MONTGOMERY ON SUNDAY.

JEFF. DAVIS AT MONTGOMERY ON SUNDAY.
We have conversed with gentleman Of this city,
who left Montgomery ast Sunday. lie lad travelled
LOO miles in order 10 reach Eew-York in safety.
When the announcement was made at Montgomery
that the City Of Eew-York was a unit against the Se
oessionss the utmost dsnay took possession of the
rebels Ii was blow az severe as it was unexpected.
IT. immediate consequence upon Northern men was to
hasten their departure, not Of them deeming him
self safe. About twenty left with our informant.
On Sunday there was telecHphic dispatch pub
lished announcing that the eth Regiment Of New
York in passing through Baltimore had lost 100 men,
aud that the others were taken prisoners Demonac
yells Of exultation attended this announcement.
JED. Davis wa in Montgomery on Sunday.
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woshinpton on Thursday morning wa IL good ORDER

Washington, on Thursday morning "SS ii So'u '''''
and cparde,d by die Government troops.
Our informant met Gov. Spraguee Rhode lie anu
Reoir,er, and the New-York 7lst Regiment IhuIeoa!'
en- sbopt five milee from the june ion, they haV-
inc marched from Annapolis that morning lh'!
would Immediately take the train for Washington
Gen. R1tIer remained at Annapolis N command anu
was abogt sending forward Col. Lawrcnces kesineh''
The PepDsyysria troops were there. Our informant
le Annapolis for Peryville at TO- O'Clock IN the ever"
inc by boat. When coming out, steamer WIN 'io0i'
on bourd was met going in.
Ouriuforman states that, in view Of the ifeSn ii,"
Of troops in Washington the city Was deerneI S',ie
The rebels had made survey Of Georgetown il'gn'T
Cor tho purpose of erecting battery bul the "o'erh
ucn getting wind Of the project sent Federal troops 10
occupy the place, and erected battery there inc
rebels are erecting batteries in The neiShborhood Oh
Alexandria, and on The Potomac.
The arrival Of troops and the reported movement Of
tine entire North had caused favorable reaction III
Washington.
Great astonisbment is expressed by the Rebels that
men Ike Gen. Butler should he marching to the de-
fn.e Of the Capitol at the head Of Massachusetts regi-
ments.
Gen. Butler bad experienced great difficulty in send-
iny DISPATCHES between Annapolis snd Washington.
Out of xix nger who had lefl Wasb!n7 ton at
given time, two ouly had arrived az Annapolis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27
A REGIMENT OF SMITHS.

We understand that it is the intention Of DIR. Charles
Smith, connected with Hodgess banking establish-
ment, No SIS Broadway, to come torwaFd to the aid
of the country in liz present crisis with regiment Of
Smiths. lie thinks that there quite enough men OF
that name in this city alone 20 establish right OF way
through Baltimore al All persons OF The name o.
Smith none others need apply who are capable OF
bearing arms and desirous Of joining such iegi-
ment will please call at No. SIS Broadway and enroll
their nance, At any time during the day from 10 a. ~
TO ?. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27
oUAGTERM,sTFR's DEPARTMENT

At the Quartcnnasler's Department yesterday, there
brisk delivery OF articles heretofor. contracted
,or, especially blankets. The feeding GOES GA very
Systematically and large force OF clerks il kept Gun
ployed in keeping the Of the dctails Deaers no
haze wares 20 sslkniyos and forks tin ware :9r tue
camp. and clothing for The sodiess-re no. backward
in making known the advantages which they Offer
IN. business OF Inspecting the recruits gees on hs
over, time will he taken 10 e1ruish more complete
equipment TO troops before dispatchiDg then 10 the
seat Of So hastily have they in sone instances
been dispatched that men have been cent OH win hm'
milton 10 their pocke,stho equipment yet To- follow.
This will in future be avoided and possibly some
seeming delay may take place in conseq nenee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27

NLLiNIt T!ldiN, NVTI = I'"I.
The Board Of Stale Officers held meeting ills
morning. bui n1.iiDgof General interest tranapired
Two hundred and fi.y boxes 81 muskeis were re-
eciycd to-day from Springfield, Containing 900 arms
and were forwarded 90 ihe Eim,rl depot.
Thirteen additional COMPANIES werc enrolled ai head
quarters 10 day. MAKING total Of l9i COMPANIES regis
tered ny 10 O'cloc. to-day.
Among those entered today arc fen fuil companies
al The United Turner'S Regiment o. New-York.
Franz Sigpl an oiiccr OF experience and service III
Europe will prob ibIv he Colonel OF the Regiment.
Mai, Patrick of seneca il here, engaged actively,
sliding the Department by eXfe1erce and labor.
Lieut.. i,avsr!. Irs.ris.or in iniin'ry Tactics ~
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COL nAwkINSS ZorAyEs.

Col. II. G. IIawkius's Is' Regiment Of Nsw-i0gk
I0aayes quarteIed IN Castle Garden, making tine
progress in their din. The officers are confident OF
being able 10 make the mon a perfect in This respect
M any regiment in the CITY. Perfect gUuouna!iou
prevails IN The bArraEs She Eecuirs o 1rn and
willing 70 obey. Our rrnorJer a. tn hnl"f t,na, ~
dinner time Tho march b. companies 20 TIC table IN
sngc ne whore each tatrs biz plat" Of food AID ro "a
The food g. very substantial istirG o good "e
potsoes aud BE-, d. Mi T. McEth The Cuitsd States
Appflset.Cru,ra goes ia shg huc ftgntrt o. ensign.
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nm STAR "a nm WISE
CONTWN NIXON OF mr. SEl/I N

'VNIWHNTIVN OF ITTH "TIE' w
We find the following paragraph in TIE A. y. Pea.
y4rs Of the -lt:
I'VE learn by dispatch FROM SOE,h-hes, Pass
that Oh" steamship StT OF The West, IN The employ Of
the linked STAKES Government, MAS tAls morning
brought ia there ~ prize. She was seized by ule
citizens Of lad auou, where Size was taking aitei
States troops on board. p,ng crew was. par IA po.
session OF her, and thus She WIS sen, round 10 tbis
port. - his is The vessel amer which ihe Maiasorda
,yas cent bui the r,ogle Of lndano4 had anticipated
her The Star Of The West formerly belonged 70 the
Ncw-Orlcans. Havana, and NCw-icrk Steamship
Line and W III hud hcr-elf very much ~ home .n our
Wattfs, whore size viii be warmly welcomed