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These cur feuds striving from the dOniniona OF Aisg LIN
who may have eps Of the late Louisville pinennah or
orbeTn ra2e confer special aFor o. toih ourselves
aud lhe pusle by Ieayas ihr al or ohcen a h'' Fn
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CoRRECToN.-An error occurred in one of our
Geographic dispatches yesterday morning fol-
lows Referring to the report of passengers that
army had fallen back from Fairfax Court House,
the dispatch was printed "The Department have in
telligenee to that effect" 1t should have read
1.-THE Department have no intelligence to that effectu
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HUGH McORE!.
W. Hooper HARRIS.


HAVING entered the army Tennessee, have dpo5d Of
ny entire interest the firm ef Hugh McCrea Cos to
Mr Hugh McUrea, and would my friends continuance Of
the patronage the firm that they generously extended
seplS WHooPsR BARRIsI
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LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN
A few copies of this work, bound Tor
the Sessions Of 1873 and 1859-6O>can
De procured by applying at this Office.
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Shelbyville ExposItor,

We are pleased to observe that our old friend, Mr.
R. c. Russ, late of the Brownsville Journal, and
more recently of the CovingtOn Spy has associated
himself with that staunch and able journal, the
SLelbyville ErpositOr. Mr.. Russ has been engaged,
for several years, the editor of public journal
in Yves Tennessee, and has won the high regards of
many attached friends. We wish him prosperous
career in his new connection, at his old home.
The merchants and business men of Nashville viii
bear in mind that an adjourned meeting will be held
at the Circuit Court this evening at o'clock,
at which time the committee appointed at former
meeting to take into consideration the Sequestration
Act of the Confederate Congress are expected to
renort
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For Rent,
BRICK EOUsE. situated en- tie corner Of Cay and High
"a streets. Apply to a. TURNERI
Nashville, October 10, 1s6I-df
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HORACE READY, Adjutant.

BANK NorEs.-We are requested by the officers Of
the Bank to ask any person having Bank Note Pa
per to call in and see them in relation to supply.
Oct l2-tf
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a LoSG POrATo-0ur friend THos. +. McNisH, Q T
tie Post Office has left with US G sweet pots1o
measuring three feet and seven inches. lie desires
all who have eny thing in the way of yege ablss to
beat this to bring them to our Office.
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Wanfed.

M ANTTD, By TIE Starch Manufacturing cczpary. oe
bushels sproutsd Eksat which he.highest maks
price wiz be paid tyapPy 70 y NJ KIRcH Agent,
stsrch Manu- astrring Company,
COLLEGE street. ashvil E, Tenn.
B-constant smplOymsnt wiz be given to good sarrh-
-IeF
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100 Recruits Wanted for the Confederate
States Service

Stout, able bodied men will be received to com~
plete Battery of Light Artillery, to 90 immediate>
ly into active service. Uniforms and equipments
furnished on enlistment.
Apply to No 62, Broad street, over Aoulton q
Reeds Store. B. A. TERRETT,
HU. 7. ScoTT,
octI0-lw Recruiting Officers.
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Nashville Patriot, knoxville Register, and Mem
phis Appeal copy one week.
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Otice

WILLOW WOOD FOR GUN POW DIR.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
nR CoRDs OF WILLOW WOOD will be purchased in
VIS small lots, delivered at Nashville, for which lib
price will be psid The Willow may be Of
branches preferred the larger sticks must split into
parts larger tEn tie the bark lie well peeled OF
Il cutting. The must he uniformly three
the cord will "a feet long, feet
high ami feet broad, ontsiLing lz6 cubic f-et.
-ILSO-
Two thousand pounds OF Potash will BE- purchased By the
dcrsiSned at Nashville. GEO ". RATNS,
Maj. Art. and Ord @. Z. A.
Refer 10 8. D. Morgan. Esa. seU3-S
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RECRUITS WANTED PoE THE MCCAIN ZoCAyEs.-
80 or 40 recruits are wanted to complete this COM
pany. ThIs company will be attached to COL An
GIADR's Zousve Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rife; will be drill in
the regular Zouave drill and will 60 into camp i'm
mediately. Recruits are wanted for the term of II
months.
Apply to the undersigned on College street, two
doors north of Broad.
N. o. BRooKs, Captain.
Formerly of Col, Ra Ms Regt., Tenn. Vol.
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EETHEREAs there milted to Tie Jail OF Sumner
w county, the 5h day Of October 1900 runaNay,
nego slave by the OF Bill; and
appeared to dma nd and said slave therefore,
BY virtue authery in vested by law, wi the 5h
Of oVsmber next to public sale for esh at the
Court House door in GsllAtin, 'aid slave Bill.
Bill Is likely and about years old
GEORGE LOVE,
October g, '6I-1mt eherih Of Sumner County.
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Aruy CIOlhIng TO be Made.

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Attention Soldiers.

All officers and men members Of the 23d Regi
meut, absent on furlough, are ordered TO repor
themselves Immediately for duty at Regimenta
Headquarters, Bowling Green, Ky.
MATT MARTIN, Col. Cong.
HORACE READY, Adjutant. 0ctl2 dot
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Southern Mass Commercial and Fl.
nansia Iconventton,

MAcoN, GA, Oct. IA The Southern Commercial
and Fin anciAl Convention met here to-day. About
40 delegates we're in attendance, representing nine
States.
Mr.. D. Hubbard, Of Alsbama, was chosen tempo.
~ chairman.
The permanent organization was subssonentlv
effected, and is follows:
President-A. o. Andrews, Of Charleston, S. C.
Vice Presidents-R. K Maury. of Virginia W
A. Berry, of North Carolina G. B. Lamar of
Georgia D. Hubbard, of Alabama G.. G. Sammey
ofMis.issippi ); j. D. B. DeBow. of Louisiana Sam
uel Tate, of Tennessee and J. T. Myrick Of Florida
The Convention appears to be harmonious, and
good results may be confidently anticipated from its
deliberations No business was transacted 30 day
beyond effecting an organization.
The Cotton Planters Convention meets here to-
morrow. It's delegates have been invited to take
seats in this Convention.
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ADIRs desiring to work on Army Clothing informed
that the QusrermaSers Depar' menent nov has large
quantity Of work given daily with fair prospect Of
steady work the winter
Parties applying for work must give asetory security for
its return and prompt execution, according to the Eeua
Ia ions Of the Department. 6. W CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant Quartermester P. s. C.
n..b,u. A ,6I-dlw
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FOB SALE By
Address J. MCPHERSON q COsS
September 25, '6I-d3u Atlanta, "a.
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Senators voting for Baber, Bell & Co, areM, essrs.
Bumpass Maxwell, McDearmon, Morris. Piekens,
Rosson, Wester and Speaker Cheatham-S.
Representatives voting for J. o. Griffith, Camp &
Co.. are Nessrs Brooks Of Jackson, Brooks of
Wesklev. Carr. Carsthers, Cummins, Donaldson,
Easley. Ellis. Eubank, Fisher, Gardner. Garner,
Head. Jarnagin. Kennedy, Laws, Listle Loekhart
Marin Of NcMinn. Martin of Smith. Aartiu of VIII
-nr Nct,sIlun, McClelland Nlliard, Meseley. Os-
borne. Paine Parker. Rankin, R0bb, SomervIlle,
Toley. Walker, Ward, Warner, Whitten, Woods
and Speaker Keeble-3S
Representatives voting for BAher, Bell & Co., are,
Messrs BrittOn, Buoch Carter, Csrthel, Dunlap,
Edwards Estes, Hawkins, Hill, Hodsden, House,
Jopling Lea, Martin of Shelby, Mcdowell, Meek,
Patton, Raglsnd, Randolph, Rogers, Senter, Simp-
son, Tucker and Wallace-24
For j. o Griffith, Camp d Co--Senaters, IL
Representatives, $3.50
For Baber, Bell Co.-Senators.
Representatives, 24-32
Messrs. ]. o. Griffith, Camp 4 Co., having receiv-
ed majority of the votes cast, were thereupon
declared duly elected Public Printers for two
years.
The convention was then dissolved.
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$40. 600 IN GOLD.

ar Notes solvent Backs South Of Inesndom viii bs
taken at par fer large lot OF
Glassware, madder, Candle yEscl<. R0sIrs,
Alum. Flour Sulphur eplrss Turpentine cinnamon Bayk
Fine Teas Dun Caps. good psces al II wiz sell
at low figures, not prices W. GRAY 4 60,
Who esale Druggists.
Southwest Corner Brood and Market Streets RashYil,
Jgrr
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THE LOUISVILLE COURIER

TEIHE publication Of this paper will be resumed at Bowling
Grsen Mond,y, l4h rs and ain be simultaneously
issued distributed Nashville Having purchassds
entire edition and thereby become the soesnd esirs Agents
for IS sas and distribution, prepared to receive orders
for In quantity from neYsmen, booSe es and others
c.nts ~ ''-'' f ''f'' '4 I GREEN Ct.
October I2-d2t No Union street.
LOE OF BLACK PEPPER; Just received
n and for sale BY lOctlSI PAYNE, JAhAs co.
FINE LOT OF CIGARS. Just received and for
EUsT RECEIVED ASUPPLY OF INDIGO,
- and for sale b. t0ctlsl PAYNE JAMES q co
A OH0IOE LOr or PULVEREzED AND
octls PAYNE, JANIS CO.
A LOe OF CHOICE LAYER RAISiNs,
n Pickles Pepper sasc Almonds, Fherts, Wash Boards
Painted Buckets BrOOns Rice Gc on sal9 BY
Found,
A HARNESS ,or Hers Ahch the oapsr can hAveby
IA paying for this advertisement octl2
ARMY contracts.
TENHE oaarermasers desire to contract with re-
s2onsiole parties for the manufacture and delivery at
ocil2-ds" Assistant ouarternaste-
Attention!
gNsHAw the oririaaI Msrkst stree. Furniture man, Is
aEAa on his pins Having teen closed for few days,
Ne mas re opened with Splendid stock OF home acured
WORK.
NB-oli furniture Iepsirea and made look good new
Mattresses made to order. s. HENSdAW,
octl2 dim sc Markst street Opposite Union
A Hint to Southern Merchants.
EING DESTROYS to quit business would respectfully
to dealers ny line that have stick OF
Staple Goods and NoiioIs which propose some
good Southern at little advance Of prime by
stock is small and nearly all composed Of last Fall Springs
purchases, consequently the goods fresh desirable
will offer fine ducement to who will purchase my
stock. Fave your duty. UPTON HOOVER,
ReS Providence, Montgomery Co.. Tenn, Oct II, 6l-dWt
Choppers Wanted.
WILL pay literal wares for 25 CoOpers to make Whisky
a and Flour Baneis. Apply to
JAMES s. SNYDER,
October 10, 6l-dlm% at Chattanooga Tenn.
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NASHVILLE, lEDGEFIEiDJ AND KENTUUKY
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SIS Rewnrd.

VIE above reward will b. psid for recovery Of Yellow
81 Y4se mari ed q. c. Wood, which taken froz the
Ocootr o. ". KENNEDY,
eeuo dit Under Commercial Heel
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-s.sUssA HVEA.Es-

TTsssesf aAgs 5aa eva s,Oi Wsea ssssrirazzs u ssE
'EEar. Asad lti q Ell iEssrsss you.
nsr22-dEvly
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$50 Reward.
WILL gvehs above reward for the apprehension ds
AN DE H S ON,


taken out Of the stats S25 taken secured that
lean get He may have left here with the Reg
nsnts or may still be about town.
Description.
with short close hair large aud prominent lips
teeth slow spoken, has slight
neck effect Of letter, weighs s about feet
inches high and is IL or Is years old.
GsP3dn WI LAWRENC1s
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are invited for seating the third story the Howard
school house with furniture SINH that
ns and second sere Tut bidders not restricted
pattern
se.ei bids for seventy double desks may he fled with
me Secretary Of the Bosr OF Education, g. College street,
tll TueIdiy night, October o. 1851
Ooa mittse Of Hoard--essrs Howard, Rhea, Paul and
10y oct
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For Sale,

LARGE lot OF Singers best No. Sewing Machines espe
q ci4y adapted the manufacturing Of Army Clothing
All in good order, having been uscd.
Apply to JAMES HHELEss, 50, Nashville Team
oct5-d2y ]. D. WIRELESS.
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a Few select DAY to2risrs AL txo snal families
"A VIII be received in : mia private residence.
hrfsra1ce given AMI required. Address
ssTtlo-ii~ &. Il A., Post Ofi,e, or this OGes-
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HAYS removed y shoe establishment to Market street. lIa
30, near The public square, next door Morrow & Son
Were would be pleased % former customers and irent
And shall endaY0r AZ al tim 20 keep hand general assert
ne I OF hAo Wade Boots and shoes, in rs grea
varsity and az As oE rates hePTss OF materials vii Justify
Army boots AMI shoes sl al kinds oEeayy Kept il
made 10 order.
Highss- market price paid ior lilies ani leather
sau2LE JAHEs ~. HAM ION.
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To COOpers.

TO COOpefS,
EALED proposals. for making thousand gunPowder bar
- for Confederate states, VIII be received until
Wednesday October g,
F5rparGulars dimensions maerisl &C. apply 70 tie
the 6unDOEter Works Rsnney corner o. Cher
and Franklin Streets NsshEIlls, lena n D. GROSS,
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ATTENTION
Members Of the 2tlh Esesiment Tennessee

Ii officers and nabes OF the gath, that are able or duty
will report themselves headquarters at Cave Ciy i'm
mediaely, they will be corsaered dssrers s.e
for tn m. By orier. x. D. ALLISON,
oslonsl Ocmmandiug.
W, 4. BARRINGER.
P Cave CITY, Oct II, '6l. Ae.iBg AdjE'aat
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Two COWS E.trnYed.

BOUT the 18th Of August CoHs Red and Brn.
"a die with white tacs. Both TIE have long broad
horns fat Whs eft, for which pay liberal reward for
inflammation 10 that I can get them WM PEEBLE5,
octl5-SIw South Nashville II Cherry street.
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A Gard 10 Large Dealers, QuarGermast'
etc., etc.
a MAMMOTH STOCK.

lRNJ. 2. SHIELDS CO., have the pleasure announ
cling to the Southern trade that they HAYS store
perhaps the largest stock OF merchandise, adapted
and the wants Of the pie generally that be found
Confederate States
strictly commissions prices are uniform and
ct the west rates thzt the times will allow
Central Rooms, q 90 College Opposite sewlzee Hotel
oetl5 diff
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$4,000 TN GOLD
For sale,

N quantities to suit purchasers at fair rate premium
II HUGH MCCREA q co,
Nashville, October 10, 'Gl-tf Market street.
Residence for Sale or Exchange.
WISH sell exchange for likely young negroes, my
residence in Rdge1ed, stuaei Woodland etreet
house contains Gig rooms Ia good cellar kitchen,
servants roOm stable, &C. The buildings rely
This is OF the dersbs piecs property hs
chi Of Nashville aud with minutes Of the pub
lie square. For particulars apply o. the premises
ectl0-dIm L. 8. HUNT.
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sois IN NsahvIIs By g. w. nsndsyshost, Berry DsnoT
RpT & Psnde.oa, and By all responsible 1T1F gistis
VhsTs, Oct29dtE&By
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A CARD.
consideration Of the ad in all descriptions Of material
used the manufacture OF castings well the increased
cost Of labor consequent the prefe1t expense ef
We the undersgned foundrymen OF the city Nashville,
compelled sdvarcs the pnee Of castings
pound from the present date.
(5igntd) ANDREW ANDERSON,
ELLIS & MOORE,
7. II BRENNAN
Na'hvilIe, October Is, Is6-dm BGP
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FIRST AND LARGEST AUCTION SALE
FOR
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
BY
TRABUE & LUCUS.

VE7E will sell Auction Tuesday Wednesday
w October 18th and 6 large and well seected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Shoes and
Boots, Hats and Caps,
Variety Goods Ready Made Clothing White Good Hardware
and Cutlery, sc, &c.
At this will cr goods in lots to suit large and small
dealers only Having the blockade successfully wi bout
any loss and wishing to reduce stock before leaving for
Europe for spring stock, purchaser will ind tn
chance recruit their stocks Remember The days sale
TkABUE & LUCUs,
&C 9-dts No I 3 Putlic equare.
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I NashViIle Gun Factory.
STOCKHOLDERS Ia the Nashville Gun Factory are notified
- that the Directors have ade call Of EiVs Dollars upon
each share before tie Monday Ssotembe
next The Stockholders requested Hat the Office Of the
undersigned, No. Az Cherry street, I'd make prompt pay
nenIs. j. L. B0STICK,
| huE25-H secTesary and Treasurer
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SUGAR and mOIasSe.

- a HHD5 Prime Sugar;
sssB SIS Barrels MoIasssI;
b half Barr Is Moasses; in store and for sale by
sepl9-dd hugh MSCREA & o0I
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
NashviIIe Gun Factory.

TNTIL further notice feghts shipment to Bewnggresa
and intermediate points will be received until O'Clock
sepi0 J. D. PHLEEGER, Agent
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Mr.. RAGLAND called up his resolution to re,
commend electoral ticket, to be voted for by the
people of the State
Objection being made to such procedure,
Mr.RAGLAND withdrew his resolution, by leave.
And theE-
Ga motion of Mr. DONALDSON, the House ad-
journed to half past nine O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The Van Buren press., 1861-07-31

.-Ier,ls claim the victory. Gen. Beau
SIs.s = hsss ! sga. a.,as. ,ss'. r.p a private S
- oS-rl;ne,i 70 attack Gen. Johnston. "a the
ss:sr,sr,,f. Ny force was less than 20
~ ,i,rs of 10 regiments would be up in
= - ,1 IN, f.,sr regiments declared they would
~ hour Ionger. -Four of these fifteen
1,s = L.Irady gone Five are going to-mor-
MEMPHIS, July 26.
Matthew'S passed Grand Junction from
6s % d.y. he says the Coafederste los.
..d 900 The train he came ON finn
p: s.' a. 70 Richmond had 200 feder.l prisoner.
n.,oieierates captured q, ,000 guns. e9
: al immense amoan. Of proviaioas. etc.
L. night Several companies Of tAe Ar.
Fs--iuaent, supposed to be Faganis, with
?. Virginia regiment engaged the Fire Zou-
s..rcrth's-)
,-s.nsas boys dropped their guns and took
18th picks and went to work on them
-,s,l havoc among them
The Van Buren press., 1861-07-31
H. X BaowN, Captain.
A. I. PErrUs, Ist Lieutenant,
W. H. ELsryER ID Z"
". p. AeELRoY, Sd {"

sIehd- Owen. 0rdly Sgt D. R. Brigs. 2d Sgt
John C. Wright, 5th Sgt.
I'm. L. Blewitt, lst CopI Joab Stowe 2dCp1
Ino- C. Holman, Sd ". W. Caughran, 4th 9.
IN Morgan, Surgeon, H. Atkins, Commissary
7. Pugh, Jas T. Smith. Henry A. Penney, ]. H.
saith G.. ". Rowan, ]. Brooks, George Anderson,
L |. Hollingsheai, Jas. G. Hind, A. Sullivan, VIM.
I, Wright, Royston McAtee, Sol. Reno, N. d.
ea~ford j. G. Crawford. Jno. n Collins, W. W.
Aebee. J. E. Shepherd, NJ P. Marlborough, Enoch
land Romulus Sanders, Amzi Jetton, Chas. H.
Cannon, G. r. Collum, E. II. Peyton, JAS ]. Jet
tn. Joseph White, A. L. Hill, ]. @. L. Permenter,
2 F, Chaffin, f. Mursser. J. B. Hightower. VIM.
aartindale. Jonn Reed. John Matthews, NJ v.
Ash. Willis Hopson. Ed Hopson, Granville Bill
nssley, H. 1. Flanagan. Joseph Pollard, ]. NJ
Faulkner. David Ladd. John c. Lowe, g. VIZ.
Isylor J. G. Sullivan, Abram James, Jarnes Story,
!Ohn Story. n. W. Chaney, John Austin, Samuel
Davis. N. A. Reel, John Wright, James Wright,
m- j. Sanders, Gabriel Bashav, Washington Ba-
shaw. Aaron Prescott, j. I. Parker, 7. Lovin J. W.
LOvin, Jas. Allen, j. II. Palmer. VIM. Batey, W. B.
Jones, VIM. A. Henderson. E. H. Shuts, j. T. Will
sins. VIM. Jetton, VIM. G. Flanagan, Willis W
Rails, Isum W. Rails.
The Van Buren press., 1861-07-31
Stop the Deserters 4!

MARTIN WORTHINGTON and COLUM
Nl BUS SIMPSON, deserted from my Compa
ny on the 10Th of june 1851
Worthington took with him q small sorrel mart
with a wen on her right shoulder Simpson took
a bay or brown horse, with knot on his lef,
shoulder. The mare was the property of the Com
pany, and the horse was stray, that had been
brought into camp.
Worthington is about feet inches high, heavy
set, light hair and about % years of age. Simp-
son is about feet inches high, auburn hair
weighs about l65 lbs
will give five dollars re ward for the apprehen
sion and delivery Of each of said men at the head
quarters of Gen. McCulloch's Brigade.
d. H. REYNOLDS,
Capt. Chicot Rangers.
Col. Churchills Regt.