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The city yesterday, was unduly excited. Various
reports were in circulation, to the effect that the
enemy were concentrating in large force at Cairo,
preparatory to formidable attack on Columbus.
They already have an immense force there, and are
only waiting for The finishing Of their gun boats to
make the attack. The gun-boats were to have been
finished by the 18th. We should not be surprised,
therefore, to hear Of an attack at every mo-
ment The general order, which is publish
ed elsewhere, is significant. The Preparations
are extensive, and the theatre of war having been
removed from the Potomac to the Mississippi Val
ley, we may expect to hear any time Of the COM
mencement of the greatest battle of the war. The
crisis is upon u.s. and glorious victory may be an
ticipated. Memphis Avalanche, Nor. 20.
The follOwisg is the general order of General
Pillow, alluded to By the AU1lInchs:
at is deemed prudent fer the ladies now in Col
umbus, to retire beyond the limits of the encsmp-
ment. None will be permitted to visit this place.
Commanding officers ct Memphis and Fort Pillow,
and railroad superintendent will to the exec1
ton Of this order No passports will be granted by
military commanders Of posts in the department"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Gov. Bragg, Of North Carolina. mp.
pointed Attorney General.

Detail' Of Iho Capture Of eur mlsi..er,
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ISHAm G. HARRIS.

Governor Of the State Of Tennessee,
To az ,rko shall see these PTessnts-GREErNG:
EEIHEREAs, Il has been Known to rasthRs ert.s,
w WM HOLLOWAY chaFgsc with hKvng Committed foEi
and atoeious nuIder tae oh Moves be 1851 us
the bdy Ct Josiah a. AnderBon lateol eousty az s
chic, has hed frCm justice and s running largs
Now, therefore 1, IEhan g. Harris SsAfsred by
virtue Of the power and authority vested do hset c
reward OF nFe hundred dollars 70 person persons gho
may spprthsnd tie said VIM Holloway deliver hin to he
Sheriff Jaor OF county Marion in or * hat e
in that behalf, nav be hRd ana ex esutsd.
In testimony vlsresf, have hersunto set ny hard
y and caused the great tue State 20 ts hesso af
Z edst Nashville, tie 10th day Of 6oVsr hsr, ISL
ISHAM g. 9AkRIs.
By of the Governor.
]. =. r RAY, &c rotary Of State
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Nashville, Nov. 9, 81

We call the attention of our country friends
to the straying of q number of Government cattle,
branded "B," and request any parties having know
ledge of the same to report to the Government
Agents, E. NJ BRUCE & Co., who will pay liberal re-
ward for the return of the cattle or any informa-
which will secure them, nov12dlw.
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Rock CRY GUARDS, COMPANY D.-As we had ex,
pected, this company seems to be the first to re-
spond to the call of the Governor, as they have al
ready commenced recruiting, and were out yester-
day in strong numbers, for so short notice. The
little company of Rock City Guards which used to
march around our streets about yesr since, has
now grown to three full companies, and are serv-
ing their country in Western Virginia, and we hope
those who were left behind may soon be able to
boast of companies D, E. and F. as the "Old guard,
can boast Of their companies A, B, and C. We IN
derstand that company D. now lacks but ten or
fifteen of having the reqisite number for
full company, and from the manner in
which our best citizens are responding to
their call for recruits, we are sure their ranks
will soon be full to overlooking" Everybody is
now called on to come forth in defence of our be-
loved land and we would think it vastly preferable
to go in q company made up Of such material as
compose this company, to going with raw comps-
MES which have EeVer had the benefit of instrue-
ton. Every one who saw them yesterday WILL we
think, be satisfied of the fact, and if we mistake
not, we shall soon hear of companies and F.
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EXECUTIVE HEADQUARTERS, !
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, Nov. 10Th 1861.

EXECUTIVE HEADQUARTERS, !
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, Nov. 10Th 1861.
General Order No. I2l
To The 06seers IN command Of the Militia Of he STATE
Of Tennessee in the I'd, Sd and Al Decisions.
The danger of invasion upon the part of the Fed~
ersl forces is imminent. This invasion threatens
the quiet and security of ysur homes and involves
the destruction of your sacred rights of person and
property. The warning example of Maryland
Missouri and Kentucky, bids you, if you
would preserve your fresides, your homes
and the ssnctity of your wives and daughters
to meet the despotc invader and his minons at the
threshold of your State, ard drive him back. Let
the soil of Tennessee be preserved from bis unhal
lowed touch, and let him know that in defence of
our liberties and our affairs every Tennessean is
ready to yield up his life. Gen. A. S. JOHNSTON
commanding the forces of the Confederate States in
this Department in view Of this threatened danger
has called upon to send to the aeld, such force
as can be armed by the State.
In obedience to which Eeeuisition, and to repel
the invader, thirty thousand Of the militia of this
State are hereby called to the field. 81
OfRcers in command of the militia Of the ID, Sd
and 4th divisions viii hold their commands in read
mess to receive marching orders by the 25th inst,
unless In the meantime sufficient number of vol
unteers shall have rendered their services to fill |
this requisition.
Special orders to the commanders of the militia, |
apportiOnng this requisition among the different
brigades of said divisions, will be Immediately for
wsrded, accompanied with such instructions and |
directions as nay be necessary to the movement of
troops to the places of rendezvous.
In the meantime Captains viii direct their COM
psnies to parade on some given day, with whatever
arms they may have, and they will take all other |
proper and legal steps to possess the arms, within
the bounds of their respective districts, and mme-
diately report to the commanding officer of their |
regiments the number of arms and aecoutrements
as well as the strength Of their companies.
By order of IsHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor and Commander-in Chief
VIC. WmTTHoRNE, Asst Adj't General.
Memphis papers and West Tennessee Wing
copy. noY2O-f
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Pnnr RnacnInfIOn.

Senator SIMMONS has gone into poor speculation.
BE has fitted out vessels to exchange merchandise
for cotton in North Carolina. The cotton that he
will get wont clOthe single Yankee, and if he
fairly gets into North Carolina port his salt wont
save him. This idea of the Yankees, of mOnOpo.
zing the trade in cotton with one hand while they
are attempting to cut our Threats with the other il
more ridiculous than any ever conceived even by
an idiot 1t is worthy of the brains of the Yankee
Chinese marauders.
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The DAnY-Single copies of our paper can be
had 1t the counting room at five cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two aid half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
we are informed that the boys are in the habit
of selling single copies at ten cents and more, al>
Lodging that the paper costs them i've cents.
sepl9-dtf
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COOL.-The sealed orders" of one of the. Yankee
steam transports lately driven ashore our coast
says the Charleston Mercury of the 9Th, contained
instructions to the sailing master "In the event of
being separated from the feet to report soon as
possible, to the QuArtermsster, U. S. A, at Por
RCH1L s. CT
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To the militia OF the Sta ward.

You are hereby requested to meet at the corner
of Broad and Cherry streets st one o'clock this
day, for the purpose of forming company, and then
march to the Sulphur Spring, where you will be
drilled in regimental drill Every man subject to
military duty will be required to be hand at the
appointed hour. (Signed)
Nov. ~, 1861. JAMES WIRELESS, Captain
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THE GLASGOW MERCHANTS ASK MAIL CoNNUNICA.
TON WITH THE Souri, The Directors Of the Glas-
gov Chamber of Commerce, st their meeting on
Wednesday, agreed to memorabilia Government to
its influence with the Government of the United
States to allow of some arrangement being made
for the transmission of letters from England to the
Southern States. The Post Office authorities of
America have intimated that all letters to the
Southern States would be returned to the writer's
through the Dead Letter Ofice.-LO7d0a Att0s,
October Is,
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HOUSE on REPREsENTATIYEs.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Fl, 1861.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at half
pzst nine O'Clock.
THE MILITIA LAWS.
The House resumed the consideration of House
bills No. 81, to amend the militia laws.
Sundry amendments were proposed, and the Ques-
ten was discussed at considerable length when the
House took
A RECESS.
On motion of Mr.. DONALDSON, until halfpsst
two o'clock.
The MILITIA LAWS.
The House resumed the consideration of House
t3l 49, 81, to amend the militia laws, and after q
verg lengthy discussion, and pending the question
on the consideration Of the bill,
On, notion of Mr.. MILLER, the House adjourned
30 hslf;pEst nine o'clock
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IsxoRrANT ARREsT.-Hon David T. Patterson,
Judge of the LIST District Circuit Court of Tonnes
rested and brought to our city on yesterday even
ing We swat his trial before the Commissioner
of the Confederate States Cour before making any
comment upon his know LiRcolHism -RR0TUiLe
Rsnisfer Non 20.
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ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE Regiment This Regi-
ment, consisting Of five Alabama and Eve Tennessee
companies, was organized at Camp Cheatham, on
the 18th ultimo.
The following are the field officers W. A. Quar-
les, Colonel ]. B. Walton Lieutenant Colonel, and
Levi McCoIlom, Msjor; and the following captains
from Alabsma, viz: Captain Norwood, Captain
Henry, Captain Gibson, Captain Davis, Captain
Long. From Tennessee, Captain T. j. Whitfield,
Captain Hubbard, Captain J. E. Cage, Captain
Hulme and Captain McCollOm's company now com.
msnded by Lieutenant Coleman.
The Tennessee companies are from the counties
Of Cheatham, Perry, Humphreys and Hickman.
From Alabama, the counties of Marshall and Jack
SON.
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A pescrrptIon nf HoIIemar-

He ab5ut ave feet nine or ten inches high vsh .bo.t
hundred and thirty hTs fsy pounds. d aad sar<
eempeNon, TaEes koaan nose aae hss look
and inclined 70 ee stopped shouldsre, he Ta Nh ks Ls
turned considerably cut he lt in company ~ rs otheE
b92sEho are iDPeatei sad William the EnAst Of ne loar
IJChattsnsogs AdrsTtissF plsass copy.
noVl6-d2HEWt
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I'd EEieId ssIdieEsi Relief Society -

There will be q regular meeting of the Society
held in the Tulip street church, E1geheld, this ri-
day. afternoon, at o'clock. Business of impOr~
tance will come before the meeting. The increased
demand and usefulness Of the Society on behalf of
our sick sOdiery require an extended effort on tie
part of the members and generous public, which
we feel confident will be cheerfully responded to.
1t is hoped there will be a full attendance.
Mrs. W. H. LuCUs, Pres
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In Chancery at WaynesbOrO. Teuu

Thcmss Lyon, Administrator Of the esfas Of RI,out
deeeases, " Il Robinson and wife Katurah Rsbnson
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk ADD Master at
Robinson and wife KSturah Rsbnscn PARTY
IN this cause, are HonTeens Of the State Tennessee 80
that the Ordinary process Of law be upon h
therefore ordered that publication Be the UO and
ABeTtc1 Newspaper published in the CRY o. Nashville rem
neSe for three successive weeks, requiring aid resilient
defendants 20 appear At the Of this Court s held
a. The Court Hous in the town Of Waynestors Tenne On
the nlst Wednesday after the fozTh Monday RsbruaEy s
and Pesd answer or dSGur 70 conpainant bill o. ne s
viii be taAsn for confessed. hoTeHber 4, 1851.
A. 7. HAssELL, o. An.
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Wanted,

immediately, for three years, IS able bodied men
for cavalry service in the army of the Confederate
States. Apply to Lieut. SHIELDS. G. S. A, above the
rooms of T. D. MORTON, Esq, opposite Sewanee
Hotel.
Hours from 10 to IL A. NJ and from to P. N.
Nov. II, 1861.
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EsAL--TheJeferso (Texas) Gazette of the 9Th
says Mr. Ephriam Terry of that place. left there the
previous Tuesday, for Smith county, for the pur>
pose Of establishing salt-works upon his property
there. 1t is believed that Mr.. Terry can make
enough the present season, to supply all Eastern
Texas and North Louisiana
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SMooTHE ROLLER Men WANTED.-Constsnt employ.
ment and good wages will be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers by applying
to WOODS, YEATNLN, & Co.
Nov dim
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Shoes for Sale,

1900 pair mens asserted BrOgans by J. ".
WARD & Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them at
EVANS & Co. Oct % 1861. diff
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sEQUEsTRATlON NOTICE
IT
Receiver for the Confederate states In
Middle Tennessee,

10 az srAon1 q RGy CoBca1s-
THEREBY notify each and every eEen, sgsnt ior psrt-
ner trustee other person, holding controlling any ands
Or tenement shaes debS, or interests q any
descriton, owned By due 70 any alien eY Of Tie Con-
derats States, rep5t the ne, Wrug when psc
hcabe giving description, when Known, Of lanes ana ths
names Of creditors In case Of debts with The amounts dascF 70
become due.
For Wiul dsaui IN this the party subjects hnueif q "a
penalties Of the Act be il liable fer double amount conceal
ID; hne acuuits him q respondbility
Ny once the Bquaren Ehseity o. NASHVILLE, orsr " T.
Berry's sookstorss s. X. COCKRILL,
Sept l9 Bl-dlm&W3n Confederate States Recefvsrs
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RALLY TO COLUMBUS FROM MEMPHIS AND
THE SOUTH.
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We call attention to the advertisement in this
mornings psper of a very desirable little farm for
rent or exchange in the vicinity of Nashville To
gardener or dairyman this is a rare chance
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No,,cs N Corre,neudents,

We viii esteem special favor II our friends and cOesfOn
scents in the various divisions and Of the Confederate
rees win with all the gossip and news proper be
paced the public We wish to make our PSeF both an
interesting and welcome visitor to the tent Of soldier
phag our battles for independence Their letters should be
addressed To rs At Nashville, TENN
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INOESDIARIsM. The barn Of Vim. Aountcastle, ten
miles west of Knoxville, was burned on Monday
night loss about $1,000.
ANoTHER.-The stable of Mr.. J. L. Moses was
burned on yesterday evening at 4 o'clock. Loss
about $500. Both Of these acts are supposed to be
the work of incendiaries. -RnorUilLs Reg, NoU. 90
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Not,ce no CsndIdates.

rslars o. candidates inserted in the UoE ASD AMERICAN
zst be paid other business notices, and the payments
cared Of publication This Tus VIII be enforced
IpsibIy No circulars either Of candidates their friends
Will hereafter be Inserted in paper other ternS
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A PRoCAMAT1oN TO The INDIANs.-Colonel Douglas
a. Cooper, c. S. A., has issued a proclamation,
dated October %, to the Cheerokees Greeks, Chick
asaws Seminoles and other inhabitants of the In
dian Territory, inviting them to form into compaA
MES, and report to him immediately to resist the
invasion Of their homes by the Federal vandals.
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The Richmond Dispatch says that the ladies that
accompanied MASON and SIIDELL and their Secreta-
ries, were left on board the British vessel upon
which the former were arrested.
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ADJoURNMKNT.
TRANSMISSION.

Mr.. Anderson asked that the bill, passed on its
third reading, for the relief of w. D. Lawrence,
with his petition be transmitted to the House. The
rules were suspended and the transmission ordered.
J. C. VAUGHN,
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GOLD mRDAL PIANOs

VET1 pleased to learn thkt the great SWorIdG Pair
wv held this month In the city Of Macon Georgia tbs entsr.
prisng Baltimore Firm, VIM Knabe Co., awarded tia
krSt Premium all composition, for their celebrated Con
AKDAk Pianos This Fair being held under the direction Of
Southern Cotton Plsntes citation, large and influential
body Of men, the importance attached to receiving. he
Of their Fair produced We learn unusual degeeo
petition the part Of many Of the PSno Forte Manufacturers
Of the country Several very hne Instruments were exhb
ton; but after most patient and thorough examination Of their
respective merits the judges unanimously decided that The
hoz the Mandatory Of VIM Knahe o0I the HEpcS
stO1 )" and awarded the Medal aeeordingyi
Without wishing to appear nYid1ous, Will add That the
tprse public spirit and unrng energy with which the Messn
Knabe conduct thar business ene them in eminent
s the honor and which they have achieved in their
line Lavish in the expenditure Of time and money Produc
ktFst Quality Piano, and advertising extensively to make
their establishment known they their reward In the posses
mon Of large and constantly increasing buSness and the fr
eradication Of knowing that Whenever and wherever cope
Hton the order Of the day, judges uniformly their
Pianos to b "RxeeGsr- Sun, Of December ga
1890.
s-A supply Of the above Is being received BY A. H.
Mcclure % Union street, the sae Agsnt for Adds Tennessee
who viii sell at eur fActsIy prices.
unRPH-d
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aGovernmert Notice. -

WN7E have this day appointed agents Of and for the
Wv Confederate saes Of America for the purchasing and
packing Hogs and Cattle in and for this and Carkvle district
and ali Of kentucky therefore, solicit calls and eorespon
all parties having cattle and hogs and also
ference with authorized agents in each and every county
Z. n, BRUCE co.,
Nashville Nov. 9, B1..2m Agents o. D. A.
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Wanted immediately, 10000 bushels corn, deliv-
cred at race track, or at our pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which we will
pay the highest market price in cash.
E. N. BRUCE & Co., Agents @. S. A.
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Reading Matter GA Every Page.
TENNEssEE LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE
TUESDAY, NovESBER 81

TUESDAY, NovEBBER Fl, 1861.
The Senate met at nine o'clock. Mr.. Speak
er CREATHAH in the Chair. The Journal was
read.
Senate resolution, No. AZ, to provide for the ad-
iournment of the Legislature from the I'd of De-
cember, to the LIST Monday in March. Mr.. HIldreth
moved to strike cut "frst Monday in March" and
insert "sine disn Mr.. Hill moved that the resolu-
ton and amendment be tabled. Lest Mr.. Norris
amended so as to adjourn December %. Lost
Several other amendments were offered and re-
jected. The original resolution was then rejected
ayes Z, noes ii.
TRANSMISSION.
Mr.. Anderson asked that the bill, passed on its
third reading, for the relief of W. Is. Lawrence,
with his petition be transmitted to the House. The
rules were suspended and the transmission ordered.
}. C. VAUGHN,
Mr.. LANE: A resolution for the relief of J. G.
Vaughn. Lies over under the rules
SPECIAL ORDER.
The bill to organize special military corps for
Che defense of the State being the special order for
10 O'Clock and that hour having arrived, on mo-
tion of Ne. Barrow the bill and amendments were
passed over Informally.
SMALL CHANGE.
House bill to authorize the issue Of small change
notes by the State Bank on motion of Mr.. Hill,
taken up. Passed on a FIRST reading and referred
10 the Comnittee on Banks.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Senate bill to license billiard tables, &c. for less
period than one year, was adopted ayes 10, noes
8. Rules we're suspended and the transmission of
the bill ordered.
No SIS: A bill 70 repeal section 622 of the Code.
Mr. CARDWELL offered an amendment, which was
adopted The bill then passed, ayes Is, noes 5.
The rUles were suspended and the bill ordered to
be transmitted to the House.
no. 70: To require constsbles to open and hold
elections in certain cases. Passed, ayes IL, noes
Transmitted, on motion of Mr.. CARDWELL, under
suspension Of the rule.
On motion of Mr.. HILDRErH, the motion Of re-
consideration entered to bill No. &c, was taken up
The motion of reconsideration agreed to, and
the bill discussed upon second reading.
Pending Senate resolution for the relief of J. c.
Vaughn, taken up under suspension of the rules,
the Senate adjourned to O'Clock to morrow morn
ing
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A bill is before the House of Representatives re-
curing all persons between the ages of seventeen
and fifty to perform military duty.
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For SALE.-A few CarbOyis sulphuric Acid, by
HODGES & RICHARDS, Druggists, corner Broad and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. d3t.
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w. ], MAR h,

Opposite the sewanee House, on College street, il
the place to obtain Insurance in some Of the Oldest
and most reliable Southern Companies. nov2O-6
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One hundred thousand hOoppOleg wanted for TIL
Confederate Ceopery,
pey17dlw EN-. BRYCE i Co.
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KErrLEs AND BARK MnLs.-stock or saltpeter
Kettles and Bark Mills for sale at
nov ], dim WooDs, YEGTNAs j Co.'s.
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wanted,
AttDis once, hey Who understands hcv to pack nail
Notice 10 FrIenas.

hsss friends Srriving from Tie donnions q A0e LIN
co who may have copies the late Louisville Cincinnati or
Northern rapers will confer special beth ourselves
and the public By leaving them stour Once IN Rahve with
the least decay possible We will cieruly pay any expense
incurred IN procuring them.
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ssth KerIment Tannesaoe nIIlitIa,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 20, 1861.
You are hereby ordered to muster at the Sulphur
Spring on Friday evening next at O'Clock with
such arms as you have. By order Of
II. L. CLAIBORNE,
Colonel COmmandant.
II. J. JONES, Adjt.