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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
SLAVE INsURAHCE.

Riehmard Ia
TIME well known and long established Company con
nues TO Assurance the lives Slaves at over
oh Company Ct equi standing and responsible
~ bei, re the public.
Pam explanatory Of the principles Of LIE Insurance with
foims Of appcscn and desired informal on Will be fur
nished
SrRAscs can be cted by letter. Without ouble Of trip
% Riehmotd
Application may be made IN person by letter. the Agent
THOMAS Poll ARD, Medical ~ ,uiner,
fs2l-d&cs, ricnmond, Va
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
The News.

We have no news from Columbus, and conse-
quently no change to notice in that quarter. The
cloud Of war, however, lowers around the Potomac
and the South Carolina coast. The evidence of an
advance of MCCLELLAN upon the Confederate lines
at Centreyiree increases. We shall meet the foe
near the same spot from which four months ago he
fled, like deer from tine hunter, and again try the
strength of soldiers fighting for all that men hold
dear against the minions of besotted tyrant
In other quarters there are strong indications
that the impatient sentiment of the Northern mob
snd bankers is forcing an attack upon our lines.
Gen. LEE has probably caastised the Hessians or
driven them from the main land Of South Carolina.
The plot thckens. stillnessl like that preceding
the tornado, pervades the land, and all await the
i,sue ia deep suspense
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27

USFOsNDED ALARN-A cannon tall yesterday.
went whizzng, or whistling, through the upper
story Of Horace Bradley house. ia tbs CITY, shs
ne ton IN TIE family. Who were Fortunately j, tbs
lower stsry az tie cios. Tbs szp-2natic, c rs
AZ AR : tins. &r- Alloss, VIC invocpe5 cGst
IRON gun v alch 10 wished &c have introduced ri
tbs service, brought 1t TO this city be compists
at the foundry Of A L. Max well. After hnishfn 2
il. he concluded to try It On the plat between ire
foundry and ths Railroad dspots, firing into ths
bank opposite the Rsilroad- The reoon ~ the eBn
upon its discharge elevated the mdzzls and The cal
instead Of going into the earth bank Fsnt over VA
hill into the city snd through the hoUss CT - BSsd
lsF, as above stated, The whole experiment. wa
iuprudent, and We ueT ecDgrstulsts ourselves shcs
no more serious consequences resulted. Whenever
any experimental firing Is 70 be done, hereafter nc
would advise the gentlemen conducting t. &c ala sc
some point where an accidental elevation Of the
gun rnsy involve less isk.-En0Eyils Register,
Nos 2f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
fFrom Cumberland GAP,

We have just conversed with an intelligent gen
tleman from Cumberland Gap, who has had every
opportunity of gathering correct information in re-
gard TO affairs IN that quarter, and are pleased to
learn that the Qualifications that place far
completed as to insure it against any attack from
the enemy. Heretofore it has been fortified only
with regard to an attack from the Kentucky side,
but now both sides are alike secured. Wells have
been dug and ample arrangements made for the
storing of provisions in the Gap so that necessary
it could sustaiz siege of many days.
The Southern Rights men living on both sides Of
the mountain have responded to the call of their
country and organized themselves into minute men,
who employ their time in watching the different
passes and gaps from Big Creek to Pound Gap, and
It would be extremely hazardous for Lincolnite
20 attempt to make his escape.
Too much credit cannot be awarded to Colonel
Churchwell and the officers and men of his com
nand. They have done much to secure East Tens
nessee from invasion, and if necessary will hold
themselves against heavy odds. Col. Q. himself has
labored with untiring energy in the very teeth Of
alnest insurmountable difficulties, working his
command night and day. The character of works
erected viii compare taYorably with those Of any
other points South
Maj. a. NJ Lea, who has charge OF the engineer.
ing department under Col. ChGrchweu, has given
evidence of the great skill and wisdom in his selec-
ton of proper points of defence.-hnoTrMs Regis
Ter, NOU. "A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
A Bill to Provide for the Payment of the
Confederate War Tax.

SECTION l. Be It enacted by the General Assemble OF
The State of Tennessee, That much of the debt now
due the State of Tennessee from the Confederate
Government for advances and expenditures hereto
fore made by the State of Tennessee. as shall be
necessary to pay the Confederate Var Ids to be
collected from the State for the year eighteen hun
dred and sixty-tWo shall, when received by the State
be appropriated to the payment of said War Tax
less ten per centum thereon Provided the same be
paid on or before the first dsy of April eighteen
hundred and siXtyStwo.
SEC.2 Be further enacted That the Governor of the
State of Tenn is hereby authorized to appoint Com
missioner, whose duty it shall be 70 ascertain the
amount of the War Tax required to be paid by the
State Of Tennessee and If, when ascertsined the
Confederate Government shall not have paid to the
State the sum so due for advances and expenditures
heretofore made or a sufficient part thereof to pay
sad war tax, then shall be the duty of said Com
missioner to negotiate with the COME derae Govern
ment, or the proper authorities thereof, touching
an adjustment of accounts between the State and
the Confederate States 10 such as to extins
guish the mutual liabilities to the aggregate amount
Of the War Tax required to be paid By the State of
Tennessee.
Sac. g. Be Il further enacted, That in the event of
the Confederate Government not paying the sum so
due for advances and expenditures heretofore made
and the said Commissioners should also fail to ne
gotiate settlement Of said War Tax. so as to have
the liability therefor extinguished, then the Presi
dent and Directors Of the Bank Of Tennessee shall
be authorized to issue bank notes in such denominS
atoms as are now allowed by law, to an amount
sufficient to pay said War Tax, which they may ex-
change for Confederate Treasury notes. and the
same shall be applied to the payment of said War
Tax and for which amount coupon bonds of the
State, running not less than thirty years. shall be
issued at such time the said President and Direct
ors, together with the Governor, may designate
PrOoided, That should the Confederate Government
pay the debt so due the State, or a sufficient
amount thereof to pay the War Tax before the issu-
ing of such bonds, then the same shall not be is
sued and the Bank Of Tennessee shall be re i'm
bursed out of the sum so paid by the Confederate
Government for the payment Of the War Tax.
SEE. /. Be further enacted, That the commits
sioner to be appointed under the second section of
this act shall be paid for his services the rate Of
two thousand dollars per annum.
SEC. ;. BE furb,sr enacted That this act sh all
take effect from and after the date OF its passage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
CANP Sc CaAn OncHARD. q,


After q msrch of almost unparalleled severity,
considering there was no apparent necessity for it,
part Of the Wildcat Brigade arrived this evening at
point within two miles Of Crab Orchard, and
went into camp. Many Of our poor fellows are
still struggling and struggling along the road pain
fully striving TO resch a hsrbor Of rest. 7his
march tousas disastrous battle and defeat Ihave
no time now, even if | we're not severely fatigued.
to depict the wretched picture l will Do it here
after.
The l4tb, 18th, and SSH Ohio viii encamp here.
The Tennesseans and 81 Kentucky regiment were
ordered back to London after the advance Of the
former had reached point three miles beyond
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27

MARTIAL Law SUsrENDED.-Col. W. B. Wood, off,
Ger in command at this post, the 10th inst pro.
claimed Martial Law and made public announce
ment IN this paper to that effect. Col. Wood, subs
sequently, upon the removal of the causes which
demanded the measure, we learn, recinded his or
der, but made no publication of the fact. 1t not
being our desire to interfere with the military op-
creations st this post we did not, although imporN
tuned to do go By citizens and irien@s,) announce
the fact, simply because were not authorized to
do 80.
Brig. Gen ", H. Carroll takes command of this
post to-day. We doubt not he will exercise due
vigilance, and institute efficient police measures,
both for the protection Of the citizens, and the
maintenance OF discipline among the troops under
bis command Ka0rvt!s Register, AOv. "a,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27

OFRBR tor sale nmodaiing terma ny very essa
bic tcact OF % acre. ofand Nashville sra Chssnol
Railroad Eight ilss nom HashEe, u the antioch Depot
soil Is good, Is we'll EataTed with three neEerauE springs
hre dsh pond. The dwelling good brick EouEe. viii eel
rooms, brick Kitchen, imoke AouIe and bk servants b.
With all eessary houses, al handsCmy oc "a Tor
Tenienee ana comfort.
For terms apply to 0. v. Nance Nahs.s to On
premises.
NJ crop and soek will Be- sold win the lard dssre
noy24-dIms SAAEs v. hAYBl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
NAsHvmLE cEDGRFIELDI 8 KENTUC
2nR2
RaIl Road

THROUGH BOUTs 70 TIE WEST AND THE SOU
Commencing wednesday, Nov. FL, 1861
Trains vii ru5 ~ follows
8: - M-Memphis Erpress-kuns daily wakes cunneci
for all poiat1 ss and sOah. Dissce stoftr and 1s
thsn By any other route
3;3OP h-Frsght and Accommodation Ifs n-D1iiY 2z1I
exosp,ej). Runs only y ClaTksEille-
Memphis Express arrives ~ Nashville &C tOAaP ".
Accommodation aud Freight Trains arrive at $50 ?.
Jhroagh Freight for kenphs, &C, leaves aesiays Thu
o'clock aeon
through Tickets for in oolsss Street De r Msnpf
Hickman, columbus, Hn1tOld, Jackatn A.he, Nav 0rleI
and other places A. AIDS soN.
noV2f Il Received
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27

Mount y'srnon. Many Of The Tazsesns went
back before orders we're issued e nat eject, pro
claiming their intentions 70 return home. Our
march has temporarily disabled the entire brigade
and large numbers VIII be in hospital IA q day o.
two. So ends the = great Cumberland Gap Expeii-
ton.
Last night the 3sth Ohio encamped I've niles
south Of London During the night decayed tree
was blown down in camp, and several men were
dangerously wounded-One said 70 be fatally hurt.
~ DB
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
IN oHANCERV AT LAFAYETTE.


EEjIh Roark VI 3 n FiBhburn and 5la.rI.
ON the fling q tie eompls n nts BILL aad Il appearing
tbs s5iscon Of The Of * and Master that TIE 5sIsn
an, B. III gishburl -rede1 Of Tie Stale Of fennese
aud without he reach o. process from his urt i Is thsr
fore odsred By the and Master that publication
for four weeks in successicn in the ti0a ard lsrcd
FeEspapsr published in The " Of Nashville, requiring
defendant appear before the Chsncery CDart TO b. he'd
Hacoo county, At the Court Horse 10 The OF azyet
the first Friday after the second Mondsy 10 Ethrusr, sG
70 plsai. dsmur 10 comp lAuEuts bill
viz be ksu for confessed and set FOR hEing eperis
him n @ PaICE,
November %, '6l-E4t-Drs Zee 81 CLERK and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
ArtIllerrmsn WanfeI.

r AN AUTHORIZED, ~ order from General Gid ol J p
Low 10 recruit Tor capt.in tson Haiey. A. Cnl1b
kfntur-y.
CAPTAIN Jackson Is sGrc'ted. saiisnt sni mpi4
officer ani Wss severely Vounde in the hat Of Belmont
inc A. Af1 70 0enersi PflloE.
hsvs aaih1riiy 20 receive Te Is for tze months, nus
hen into services and send them hy road batt-
Quartsrs at the RECEIVERS oflee- No. A. ClarTy
JAMES n cOCKRILF,
nov. a6 62F Lisuie1ani il Arallsry
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
"wednesday, November 81. asa
MAMMOTH AUCTION SALE

V1TRNGrURE FEATHER BEDS, MA1
RAssEs, large lot or Bed Blankets, Comforts, Quii
Couatsrpanes, Sheets Pillows and Cases large los Of ns
caPeng &C, Belonging 20 the City Hotel, Hashv
Tennessee.
We will sell 10 the highest bidder FOR cssh On
"wednesday, November 27th, 1861,
The entire Furniture Of The City Bots scstt, Propf
This large amount Of Furniture, &C, eCnastI IN puts
Iowa Fine ed bl ankes ind comforts. sneets, pillows and
quilts aud Spreads fne AID common clpnss me and co
mon chairs s5me very ns bed steS1ss hne and coma
WArdobes fne SOFAS dTsn large and splendid nrora M
bic top bureaus and tablss Eashenes hand9ms sslec
paror furniture ctinaEtre qEseussfe te cary ard al
iulntze Of every KIND and srsde 5soYes too5 caai b
cts, and numerous olker articles not mentacstd
We call special attention Of Hotel Eeepefs Boafer Hcu
onfedrss and State Btpas, families and ell other pers
b this sale q furniture, a. We feel aie 10 sayirg 70
public that ths Frrniture eds snd tedng ane az ether
ees have been veil caredfer ard u grenii1 orders al q
sons Whaling . purfhass VIII Ilcale cal 1lssdfy b fore
and exam al ariices ior sac
All Oh he above properly have teeu pleed In hands
Sam &c ot Es 10 he soid 70 be sod 2 ne hghst bidder
css6 a. selivary TRABUB LUCus,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
n,vef ffs No. % PEbEc Square, NasaVine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27

FTNHls Is 70 f5reEarn all psnoss FROM r adisg 'or u
given Is toHenry Foster Tor eghty-fFe dollars, q
the 18th Of december. l66, &c cote vas frauusny
tained, don't in end 10 psy Il.
Nj. View, October 2sta, POL MARY Q. GAME
ncv . C3.E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27

TYUE laws Ol the Post 0Ies Dsparnenf Of tie Coufsiar,
stes require that Terdgrs a neEspapers Ard period "a
shall pay the posge and pECcurs The stamp upln e
copy before placing the sane on IKE o. transportation
sale tran &c therefore ali pEant cnrazel IN 4
business, uat VII prosecute each and az uho Nioass
ssd law aware Of Violations IN che CT more calcl
hereby notify the Cfenfrs a. u1le's pompt and ac1
settlement IS in mediate nsle, leo sps vii te sf
ken 70 punish them to the eZtsnt Of O e Law.
VA. D. MogI3H, P NJ
nov2 6id3 Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
IN CFIANCERY an LAFAYETTE
November Rnies, 1851.
-. - : co. r,.R.p. 80.

Craze, Lyard Co vs. ". D. Maxsy-
ON the filing ofthe compllnants BILL and il Appearing
the fsiacon q the olerk and Master te1g ne deem
ant, Navy Is residents Of The stts q Teuness'
AID Eith0u the reach Of pE1sass from this co j 10 thereto
ordered b. the CLERK snd Master hat pabcai on be made
forr weeks in Succession. in the J9iea and EeraI1,
newspaper published IN The city Of NzslVs, rsquinS said
sndsnt appear before The Chaceery Court, 70 held
Macon county, she Court Houe in the town Of Lasyet
the first friday as the second Monday in Febsuay S
70 plead. answer dsmur 70 ne c0nplsaants BAL,
will be coHsssd and isr bearing sxpsre
to him. @. RBALkf
More nber q, 'Bi-Hft-pr fss %. Clk and Masisri
NF0HOsE IN WANT OF FURNITURE and Furnsh1
Goods. win rsnsnbsr the ta,e Of sub lrtses, sdn
day nest, 27th inst, by
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27

THIYGs Is NORTHERN KENTUCKY-HE4vY REIN
FoRcEMENTs OF THE YANKEEs-Movements at Lou.
isville and elsewhere Enthusiastically indicate spec
dy advance move of the Yankees in Overwhelming
numbers.
For some ten days past two or three regiments
have arrived at Louisville daily and been sent for
ward towards Bowling Green.
General Bull Nelson's command has been with
drawn from PrestOnburg TO the Mouth of Sandy,
whence it was taken to Louisville by steamboats,.
The Wildcat and Camp Dick Robinson troops seem
to be concentrating about Danville snd Grab 0rchS
srd.-Lgl6sUiRe Courier, N0U. 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
speciaI Orders, 90. 2.
Head QUARTERS RTLE BRIGADE.
Camp Look Out, Nov. 10th. 1851


Camp Look Out Nov 10th. 1851.
Martial Law having been proclaimed at this pest
on the I4th day Of November, by order of Colonel
S. A. N. Wood, the officer then in command, many
disaffected persons were arrested and placed in
custody Of the proper military authorities for trial
The larger portion Of these hsye voluntarily taken
the prescribed oath of allegiance to the Confeder4
ate Government and were released, and returned
to their homes. Those who were organized for
active hostilities have for the most part been dis
persed, and driven beyond the limits Of the State,
thus effectusy breaking up the conspiracy recent
ly existing in this portion of the State to resist the
authority of the Confederate States Government,
and thereby restoring peace and quiet throughout
the country adjacentt to this post.
The Commanding General, being satisfied from
the evidences of loyalty (upon the part Of the PEG
ple) now before him, that the necessity for the
forcement OF martial law does not exist orders
that the same be longer in force. 1t Is not the
purpose of the Commanding General at this post,
to impose any restrictions, enforce any law not
required by stern necessity. Those persons who
remain at home, submitting to the established laws
of the country, will not be molested whatever their
previous political opinions may have been-bpt
those found in arms against the Government aiding
orebetting its enemies, or in any way melting re-
bellion will be visited with all the rigors of mill
tary law. WM II. CARROLL
Brigadier General Commanding.
G. II. MoSsARRAT, Capt Artillery, A. Asst A9j't
General
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
CumberIand asap Erpealtlon

Special con- e5Pondsnee II the Cincinnati conmsTcal.
Specimen Of Sublime zudaeig-7ol1 Il iaas SauJ5sd
--Gln6aJrRd Gap Distracted and Deserted 5y he
RsJsls-Big Creek Gap also Cbstrictsd and Deserted
"A Rsirogads MoueIH;nf-Re 90 back 70 Crab
OreIaTf IN Haste
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27

second Ward Militia -. AfSeasIsn
ToU are hereby requested meet At ths hall oseup led b
the ciig Ccunc, At Tia lower sl1 o. he Hkkst aous-
iAis w ednesasy) night, Z CLOCK
Business sctng the ints-cst 6f every rt nil
tsy duty, viii Be Prelectd andt i srrs;y hotel AZ sucr
wis b present.
~ order Of ia CsF tain, 3. THOMPSON.
nov g 6il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27

G. II. MoSsARRAT, Capt. Artillery, A. Asst A3j't
General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-30

= n - n n - ~. Efll
Tnr AMALakMATioN oy LANGUAGES. There Is grow
ing tendency In this age appropriate the most express
sve words Of other languages, and after while 70 IN
corporate them into our own; thus the WORD vepne,c
whick Il from the Greek, signiyng "for tne heaa,
now becoming popuarzed in connection with Mr.. epald
nga great headache remedy, but II will soon be used II
more general way, and the word Cephalic will becom'
as common IS Electroiype and many others whose dis
tincton as foreign words las been worn away common
usage, until they seem 'nSve and to the manor born
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-30

Byfdoet.-Mfsus wants you to fend her q box Of Ce-
phaiic Clue no. bottle Of Prepared pills = but I'm
thinking that's not just II paher but perhaps ye II be
afther knowing what II s Ye see she's nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache and wants some more oil
that same as relaiyed her before.
Druggist You must mean spalding's Cephalc Pills
Br{d0et. .--Och sure now and you've eed Il Here's
the qusrther and give the Pills and don't te all day
about It, aither.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-30

GREAT DIsoovERY Among the most important Of all
the great medical discoveries OF this age may be consd
cred The system OF vaccination for protection from Small
PoS the Cephac Pill for relief OF Headache, and the
of Qunine for the prevention OF Fevers either Of
which Is specific whose benefits will be experience
ed by suffering humanity long after their dscoyerers are
forgotten. e..rrf: I.yT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-30

UPOvER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and ankle.
ty incident to close attention to business study
among the numerous Of Nervous Headache. The
dsordered state OF mind and body incident to this dis
tressing complaint is fatal blow to all energy and
bition. Sufferers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using one
OF the Cepbalc Pills whenever the symptoms appear 1t
quets the bran and soothes the strained and
arring nerves. and relaxes the tension Of the stomach
which always accompanies and aggayaes the dsordered
condition OF the brain. 't
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-30

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvEO.-Mr. epalding
has sold two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated prpar
ed Glue and tits estimated that each bottle saves at
least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture, thus making
an aggregate Of twenty millions Of dollars recaimng
from total loss by this valuable invention Having made
his Glue household word, he now proposes TO do the
world still greater service by curing all the aching heads
with his Cephalic Pills, and II they are as good his
Glue Heacaches will soon vanish away e snow In July
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-30

III Did you ever have the Sick Headachel Do you
remember the throbbing temples the feyered brow the
loathing and disgust at the sght Of foodf How totally
unfit you for pleasure, conversation, or study?
One Of the Cephac Pills would have relieved you from
all the suffering which you then experienced For this
and other purposes you should always have box OF
them on hand to use as occasion requires
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-30
A Real Blessing,

PAysiolan. Mrs Jones, how is that headache7
Mrs. JoRes.-Gonel Doctor, all gone' the pill you
would send me more, so that can have them handy.
Physicidz. You get them at any Druggists Call
for Cephalic Pills. find they fall and recon-
mend them In all cases OF Headache.
Is Jones shall send for box directly, and shall
tell all my suffering friends for they are real Ceas
ing. r-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-30
Only twenty-five Cents

per bOttle to be had at sl respectable Druggists and
Perfuners. 't-ia-
L. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents and
Guardians 10 the use OF bis Invgorator In cases where
the childrens hair nclines to he weak The Of II
lays the foundation for good head Of hair It re.
moves any impurities that may have become connect ed
With the scalp the removal OF which Is necessary both
for the Nea Of the child and the future appearance Of
Its Hair,
QAuTIoE.--None genuine without the fac-simile LOUIS
MILLER being on the outer wrapper; also, L. MIL
LER's HAIR INYIG0RAToR, N. Y, blown in the
glass. M I-
Wholesale Depot So Dey street, and sold by all the
principal Merchants and Druggists throughoutthe world
Jfherai ii.copnt IN pfrchasera nv the uuantitv .1