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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03
DIR. j. J. ALTERNATELY.

now resident Nashville. and offers hs ,ervsc Ia The
IL citizens Of thecity and surrounding country
UTResidence, No. ~ High street. OHice on same lot
sPt7-d6n B&P
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INNnLYENT NOTICE.

AvING this day suggested to the Clerk Of the County Court
OF Weakly county Tennessee, the insolvency Of the estate
I'm n Mailing deceased therefore all peSons holding
"a aganst said estates hereby notified TO file them prop
authenticated, with the Clerk Aforesaid, before the 18Th
JuIv 1851 claims against the said will be adj
ted on that day prora distribution. January the le
O. II. HOLMAN, Administrator.
y-uxt-nr'sfeeS3
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PROCLAMATION
ISHAM G.. HARRIS,
Governor of the State of Tennessee

To the SteriS of the Co,aes Of Montgomery, Robert
son. Cheathan, Dickson and Ste,odrt, in said SLATE
GREETING:
XT0U hereby commanded to and hold Election
all the places OF holding elections in your respective
unies Saturday, the 9th OF March next after having
the notice required by law fer the election Of Judge
Judicial Circuit Of said State fill the vacancy
casioned death OF the Hon. W. W. Pepper and
turn make ne, according to law.
- In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal OF said State to be affixed
IT," at NASHVILLE, the 5h day Of February 1861.
-~-py the Governor: 1SHAM G. HARRIS.
J. x. RAY, Secretary Of State.
III T'ClarksTille Jefersonian copy febo-d&Ttd
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SOUTHERN TRUNK laANUfAcTOsf
Fassett & Crossman,


anufacturers and Wholesale and Hetai
K1EDsoF
Ladies' and Gents, TRAVELLING franks,
RONNET B0xES.
VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c., &e.,
EsrRE to call the attention OF all those in Of any
thing line, Wholesale retAil,l TO examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, confident that
can sell low any in the city, Our stock sa Of
manufacture made Of the best materials and
hr class workmen All must ADMIT the wisdom Of buying
made at home preference buying that made at the East
pressly for iebbing-
We especially invite the attention Of the Ladestoorr
PATENT TRUNK FOR La d 4 ES.
Bonnets, Dresses Paaso Brushes
and . water proof compartment for Sponges, OILS &C.
kinds Of Trunks made to order, covered repaireds
rtnotice Give call at at 81 Market street, doors
South Of the Square. FASSETT & CR0SSMAN
mayl9-dktE1y
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HUNTsvILLE HOTEL,

HUNTS VILE III o Il e L,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
TVNe House open fo the accommodation Of the Public
The all large, we'll ventilated and furnished in
the best style with and beautiful furniture and carpets
The Public Rooms and Halls are lighted by Gas.
The Ladies and GeEtleman Parors Furnished in splsn
did and luxurious style, comfortable and inviting
THE TABLE
shall at all times be supplied with everything good home and
foreign market Afford and having employ good and
experienced cooks and table shall be
pared and served in the best manner.
THE BAR
furnished with old and excellent Liquors and Wines.
prsng AL the most popular brands both native and foreign
growth. CONNECTED with this house is splendid
BILLIARD SALOONg
containing three fine tables anordng pleasant and healthy
recreation for 3 leisure hour
Everything in power done to make the guests Ct
the House comfortable.
fsblS-dlm. JOHN P. LEE, Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03

SALE OF LOIS.
VIZ D. ROBINSON, Administrator AngelineGuy ct sl.z
wv Pursuance Of decree Of the County Ccurtof David
son county rendered the the November term
1860 shall for sale At the court house in Nashville,
Saturday 18th tie following lots Of ground
One hundred feet Clay street and the Buena
Vista pike being No. % and No. "a OF the Buens Vista p
fronting each so feet the Buena Vista pike, ruEnn
back LIS feet to alley.
Also, small lot Of ground on the Whites Creek pike, near
the toll gate being the remainder Of the lot owned By James
Guy, deceased, after laying OF the Widows dover.
This property sold for payment OF debts against the estate,
and ia subject to redemption.
Terms $50 will be required in cash, and the balance
edit OF G. I2 and Is months interest," with security
+. r. CHEATHAa,
poy2o '6j-dtd CLERK and II aser.
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In Chancery Court at GainesbOrO.
VIN0BIAs GIBSON James W. Nicely and others, Ga
ter B. WhiteAeld W James w. Horley, Abraham job
and 9th ers-Judgnent and Attached Blls-Cross Bills
December Rules l6O0n motion Of complainant Whitsfed
by his solicitor and appearing to the satisfaction Of the
CLERK and Master from allegation in the lire which Is
TO, that the defendant Abshsm johnson, non.res
dent Of the State Of Tennessee 1t il ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks In the Union and American
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, requiring said
defendant to appear before the Chsncry Court Ganesbor
before the second Monday in February 1861 and defend
compliments BILL the allegations therein contained will be
for confessed and the down for hearing
to tim. W. Il. BoTTS, c. & II.
jAn24-w4t-prsee So
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A Good Farm for sale.

A Good Farm for Sale.
ETE offer for sale the place which Coleman has lived
since 1855, and the Rogers land, lying
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn, partly the stage road
within mile OF Wamsvie and three miles Of the Nash
willie Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleaSsn and
hfu part Of Tennessee Said land contains about two hundred
and ninety ares-eghy cleared and about fifty
good land clear isl good Of cultivation, with
Portable dwelling houses houses ETC. ETC. Aro two good
orchards and several neveAng springs Of excellent
we'll tnbered and certainly be made Of the desi
rable stsck farms in this section Of country. We promise
barganin this land will sell for cash. time with
eat For further information call James McNeilly, who
lives said place, heundergned at Powler Landing
Tennesses river BYRN C BROTHER.
Union and american copy, and charge zddOcGts.
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NORTHERN TERRITORY.

Take out Kansas on one side, now admitted as q
State, and the Indian reservation on the other and
the figures stand thus
Allotted to the North ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOS
% South 256 300
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CLARK a. FULLER'S
AnQbrO5ia1 Oil.
CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
SOLE PoPRIEToRS,
CURES :. 60. O.


aache Earnche Toothanhe three minutes Rheumatism,
hs Neuralgia. Colds, ErysiPelas Bronchitis Dyspepsia,
Cramps Unframed Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat,
Burns, Bruises sprsns Chapped Hands, PDes Ulcers,
ha Bupions Corns Frosted Peet Deafness, Old Sores,
Breast ssre Nipples scad Head Rngwom, letter, SNAKE
spider bites Dog Bites, Raj Bites. The world s chal-
i foT lis equal Seeds snd Burns II Scratches
,rses Eyes hoes sprsin. swinney, Poll Evil,
ta saddle and harness CALLS fresh Wounds or swengs
the best remedyts Apply TO tender footed horses
foundeFtake tho feet and bAh well about the og OF
DOT Cures all cutaneous diseases man or beast
one remedy can cure in al eases, but show more
of Of the virtue Of AMBRosIAL OH in its healing proper
from rsspousbe men, being bougkt than
reduced for any ether medicine.
M not RI cure for every rslady 10 which the human
v are subject, what proclaim SuostautAte
;ng vitnesses The ANBRosAL On is Nashville pepara-
and sod the south and Southwest by all good
st ana general dealers Ths South may be SuSy proud
h has produced really worthy meccLe which is bound
i've ont much cf the worthless, imported trash with which
Ouutry is flooded -
etter and tesuORs numerous to get forth IN The form
Advertisements OF which come from PhysciaHs IN
standing, who using 1t in their practice Is tey state
raArvelouE efecGs. -,
challenge the world produce remedy % speedy and eec
p Read the evidence OF the virtue Of Clark Pners AM
al OIL evidence AutheKtic, and fro persons whose N0rd
standing are rreproachAble. Read anc be conynced
CLARK, GREGORY 4 co.,
lie Projectors, Nashville, Tenn. Depot, u College sus
sAe by the PrOprietOrs and all Druggists and country
hHns. hoNf"-"OA
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WIN \. DIsxU rs, DAVID DrsMuKEs, y.H.yARRAs
FARRAR, DISMUKEs & Co.,
Dealers in all kinds Of
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS
TRUNKS, vALESES, Sc, &c,
A. b. RObertson's Stand.
NO. as COLLEGE, sTR Is It :,
NASHVILLE,
Grunge OF LOcation.

ENG compelled South account CT the health Of
my family, will be located for the winter at the slave
depot Of Pondexter Little Co., No. IS Bsrcne street. New
Orleans, where VIII be pleased friends and will give
prompt attention the sale OF all property consigned Ny
Agents. Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend to depot in
Nashville and that cannot be dit Nashville by in
sucting them, will be forwarded Ne o. Hoping
BY strict attention to business the myh and agents.
to merit continuance Of the liberal patron retoore
ness In my line, either forNashve or New 0rlts3-.
noyll-u WILL L. ID JR
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN
tCounty Tenn.---susan e. Hutton. Thos Hutton,
Petition for appearing from the petition,
and motion OF pesiisn that Che defendant
Hinton resident OF tbs State Of Tennessee Il
Il therefore ordered publication adein the Union and
American Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville Tenn
A. bv he An day Of the next term the Circuit Court in said
county Of Hardin to be Savannah. the 4h Monday
n March next ana there 70 plead, answer or de1ur
- ala ree an the same will taken for confessed
for hearing expsrte This the 9Th day 81 FebIuarY sel
sslas-T stpr'siees3 JOHN 8. IRWIN, Clerk.
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10. KDWARns FL HARRIS, l. f.kp"AA1"
EDWARDS, HARRIS q CO.,
lsUccrssoRs TO EDWARDS, srlKzRsoN 4 col
WETILL continue tn Wholesale Grocery forEsrese -
w Commission business ~ the old stand corner 1919
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A GOOD second hand Buggy and Harness for sale
IA BENZ SHIELDS & CO.,
Slan9-a No. 81 College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03

BIB undersigned having determined to eRlargs his bOuI
AND sH0E ESTABLISHMENT, IN order to supply lar
Lle, all persons ia want Of a good article.
wing my Tannery and making most OF my heaVy
her am prepared and dessrmed sell at the lowest
lucrative prices indncement 10 those wishing 70
urage Hcns instead OF Northern Manustures parcnary
4eaYY RQ0ss- shoes and Negro BrogansJ
PINE CALF BOOTS
.hoss Of Ali sizes and qualities to order.
60 70 he successful, will have conhne my sSlsS eI
y.IT for CASH or exchange for Hides, therefore az
nvr on presentation Spend ysnr money where you can
again. :. = = - c,, !" 10. 10 N.,,ii.
2 doors I. ON GrOoms, Garrett Co.
N -, Furniture Ware Rooms
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ctiOn Sale of New and secondhand
urniture, MattraSHseE' Cooking stoves
ecOnd-hand CarReting, the best Bran"
les. WhiskieSs Champaign Wines &c'
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB %, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
REN4. II. SHIELDS * co.
ITEAL sell for the purpose OF closing our entire lot
cGh, he above articles Sale positive and without
e BENZ. y. SHIELDS a. co.
bss-td.
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Best Cumberland Goal.

VTTE keep tn. beat quality Of Cumberland Coal,
wv oce Of Church and Cherry Streets OPP
posite the Post Office.
Prices..-Lump 20 and Round go Cent?.
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Oh $1,000,
y2n NOllCEs
for sale A. W. McCsls interest In the stock Of Hard
wire OF McOalrs Fail, A. B. Montgomery special part-
Any person having inclination to engage in the Hard
business will address the subscriber fer terms
W.T.. FALL,
2Otw3E Administrator OF A. W. Mccall, decd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

Ir,rr oh bR. tuwrtL Tie Rev. Charles 10Y
ell u. D., Who ha, been since 1906 the pastor OF the
e,t U,ngicpuiolhl ci uic ~ b'rtou med ID CH0''
III ge az SUNDAY morning hart. He MA the a'n VI
,'udl J"l Low el iowhon Maeac"nseiis ia indebted
for The clause in her Constitution which abolished Say-
cry, ard was born in Boston Aug -, 1882. lie was
l4,itdIt liaNHIh COLLEGE IT, IblPi, stniird after
,.-, ~ Fin lnrfl Utivrr-i'r if tr vr'ed e,tensYr-
~ in the Old World In 1855 he published two vol
n3,s - StInrir lie VGs rnia' sable f'r knhuers
ru criiy, decrr and fiu rcity Of character, and
,asauo OFT Jealous ard consistent opponent Of Slavery.
Anig his 'rr Ell d-r prof. In'"eH thr
To.t, tie Rev Robert Lowell, author Of :" The New
iiiesi d Coz ii,n Bay Hh.Nrl uf New ol"dlAUd
rG rrj W Putnam the well-kpown writer on Hum
frriyn history.
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merle,.-R,no,,,J bu 7,poronb

RpTTIsoRe jan 2l-FLouP ea- with large Gales Of Ohio
ard Howerdee, AZ fs 20 CIV Nls I'D a TIA rate
WHTAT steady Ped al 3nd< 81: wh,r ~ i5a+T IS
C"RN finn Necr at 81 ST.. and Ola white at esda,
rPoyioNs firm: Nee PIX flS; pi-e Si3 LARD lcsr
l1ir CnfYER s.radv ar In l3c WVTsgy dnn a. lale.
Crycf.yAri Ian 2I-FI6rp nrcha"ee3. WHISKY. Iaic
IN good ierad aid ad~srrri inc Vaes Sc s60
90 20: rrcsips today Gnn. Mss PoPE ali: b1lk Mats
AZ I0fic IARp heid II Ice. sIGHT ExcHaSgE New
York q cent premium.
Elv.dpts,ss Jsr q Corey hrn; rles 20 dtv $50
bales niddne rpa-d Il6llic ForR firm Al rs a - d9
roPY elbow ero poHE huovs-,: Mes- t2t'e EeH9Ers--
Cotton tn Lverro,l ID 10 H.vre i,c
NoprE len acoTrcy-ssle- toasy cf2 90 bales II ls
iolc.. n. market clos z dnl,
PErAbFrp Yer TpR~A generally firm. FiOrs
Rr ,sles of 81 hhl- sna sp r., SuperAne WHErr
h,u sale, Of foh busb Red al o@ 81: White. 81 20
y 90 cOpS Erm; sales If or hush at II me New SO
6'c. CosYKE: Rio at l2al?le Mess PoRx, Sla. wRs<r
firm al
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ne world vote " ii Ileasur, for the recommendation
a o. - t"iiri lie 90 'i' d'u IA to nm 4 De- ''h'
~ & ieH e CBgrs- at ay TIME hereafter 70 l,ter-
,ci viii lsyop il q STATE. llr r'F-",ed there
o., ,. ~ O. re, ,,e,l ti,,s Of 2'i'iru Con tiir
riori gpre'iics The times required them even 1t
u G teen Slave States It'll part Of the Con,
FED. fa,v Bnt some bad withdrawn and no man co I'd
folu,o how ai'y more would retire. There would,
ift ioIe .jTialiy e nusc &C III '"r'iH h ne bi-
en- id ard -. We rea - " ev"" 'inn mai
soe guaranty would be extended Beyond the present
Lei ut iica'r 10 day ,oli ii. - -"ri-'heF i'll
,d ~ fw.I tor fh.ir snccess and icr"f nc there
! orld b. cone d. H. ie, satisfactory adjustment of the
ofti,N"'sv We cil not &c ut re 70 '-irnilp1
should Re altered; for he maintained that what was
nled ruv w- already il t, Con tuition; ont they
Al ted lo -g laici' rg3r g. cnd r. yer TIE ror-
troversy. They did not ask Til as snppants. There
was r1fl ing ir,.rfrn TO -.'leud for If tie North
id rot .aut Slavery in tie Teuitorie, it WAS not
II err. aud coul not lie got there No Southern man
ould brig Lis ,hives i't0 &c rit"ry either souih
or rorit Of N,wMexic.. But y, one conll til whit
worh' ir q temper aid i it "f 80 r'ai0rity il
snne future time They night exercise their power
,iili'ic' ct re Soutl en- IeoI he. Tie South had
righr I" te protected aeairst flat danger H. could
"'i on''i,t wfaf juri grou conldbe urged a.ain-t
iIseri Of such rlain sinubs'i'n' f. the CNnsti
iriiou would forever put 10 rest tis agiiated qres
i'm. He ro1ld not re- citrate the di4mal fut'r'.
Nle,her Il il great Government was 70 be preserved
az d,s',oy, d--urrtler t'is u ion was 10 he main
TIN dirs lvcd-U b. Their Ielce was again to spread
~ hE~ wv 'iF I"'i'hf VI -
esInen 10 III tie horrors Of , des0lltrg civil
war; re could not divine. lie knew how strong
wee lie d cen rIis 10 peace He knew that the
iicrc,'t If the NORTH ns well as Of he Son'h,
den N ded PEACE continued peace Even if the Gov
a. w-F bc overt r"vu, arrue Ui'n fl'- lved,
tier, n ghi lie grrerl Cnvrn,irn If the States and
If q cy could rot i've peaceably together, they might
d'i,rl ire peaceaby 10 separate IL loked upon Tie
wagirp of war only violation Of the Cnn-titp-
ti"f. trt ~ Il ciine az jet hnma u" still there
light be war. He ieard there would be war;
H., itl u. "a civ al, VII OFT -ro,. c,ayal.ops aud
r,o>y,ns il was not To- le ,upPo-ed that tl-t'
Il ,. IoN er Of lr'arrha Rrpnl'r NJ hirt' mili'n'
woi II ex' ale III brea' classi,ally aud tfandnIly.
Pet II uugh ls nm Sr'iy', be- iii not permit
in aE .l'Peii IT 20 sro'd Th- T.i"r might vet
be recon strucied and preserved and the HISTORIAN in
rfeIiii 10 l. tii-is H. al II hi-oly mit'it
cate ,fr NJ y is rt hs time On tie Republic really
hri'I ~ 'areer 4 graiIes- sIdd glories.
Adjourned
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DRowsKD At poUoHEEEPsIE.-Mr Morgan Lake,
residing at PoughheeTsie, was drowned at the whale
dcck in u ut city, yesterday morning nbou O'Clock.
He was ascending plank b 20 ON board Of Il sloop
Wing ut TIE uhae dock when his foot slipped, and he
fell On the ice, which breaking, carried him under
meath and before assistance arrived he WA drowned.
Tie body Rad not been recovered yesterday morn
ng ut II O'Clock. He wns about 81 years of ago.
DpD FROM THE CoLD.-Olicer Wagner Of the
Tv elnl Waid, lasl night found German named w.
g. Fur, ing in the woods, High Bridge, suffering
The niepsest agony from the cold Help procured
and the sufferer removed TO the Sationliouse where
be dl,d room after.
FELL DrAD.-JobD H. Wauds. II cartman, while
lct6irg hls cart in front Of No. 46 Front street. last
evening" suddenly fell TO the pavement, and expired in
a few minutes thereafter.
p TARDY OMNIBUS DRIyERs.- Several omnibus drivers
were ~nesed Saturday evening" In front Of Laura kesne
theatr allowing theif vehicles stand s 10 the street
than the law allows On being brought before Marshal
Bunhsn the Mayors office yesterday. they all let %
promise CT future good conduct with the exception OF
Thorn Dali driver Of stage No 49, the Fourth avenue line,
who hned VI.
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MARINE .mURNAL.
PORT OF srw-YoRK.......-Js
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steam birs-De Soto Johnon Hsvsns livingston Croeh-Hcs
Co Eorh etsr Jcb~s A.tinw-l " Allen.
Shin--Salsce Or psd-n Pivrou'h. " J. Routh SS1;
J. W Fsprip RisK. Gelye-,on J. ~ R'o~er Co w-lias-
Reiscw New c-lrsns " Smith CO. w. Chamhef-
u Knsrp liverpool Pnvd & pinctn
Psrk'-CnolirS Grins'- M,tsn, " % 8.ookns1 4 %
TsL Devils Genoa Vsrria Trrine: nv Ri-z Th7-ov.
oue.r,icwn Brett srn n Co Athsa Luce Nicsosrgsk.
River FEnck MsinrkH Tsngisr Hsl Gaitso " J.
orhes: Bergusrn tRr) Cnsn New Ro-.. Bell Sos G.
r. Sntil Scsnaslls aarscaiho. " psvsnsssdt
Rrils-0 Spryy. Stubhs Cinfn-sa. X. p Buck Co
ersrir Conyru Permuds. Middleton Co Canells VA
n Prince. J. v Obs,sSia& Co; H. Densea Bsrtoa,
Psrs
nopsas SAr aer- fhilsdeph-. J w Aske@i ]. G-utn
PkEps Mobile Oakley Resting u Trpvbridse. fvos Dem
bridge; Princes. Lowell Roteo w Le~is
Co Emily Philemon Niloipgioni TiEi Sk.~ L-,a ID L.
wolf; n. Bura Sal, Se~bern G. 3. pibbl- Co.
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aud IN two hons thereafter the men were ,e,s.
duty. Tie precise oert of this demonstration so,s,
not be definitely aseertaired from anv ,oa,...:r,
Pource; bn there are runors u,at .lere /.
foot to seize TIE Government property IN m. "
Yard and to take possession of Fort IIaniI,o, I.h;
by the way, The Joyraol of conme,ce co.,. - ,r'
other Gay, was wholly destitute of a 1srriso, "''
IT, ,;.. Es. THBj
nc military are determined to hold themaelve.
re"uy 'or any emergency which may arise and are
'HHueD' ''a' uey can suppress any unlawful de-
RECONSTRUCTION. those beet Informed anticipate tnopble
and 1t is deemed advisahle tn he Ia readiness r
thing that may occur. TIE military were 10 ,.,.a;,
on DUTY duiina the night. Nothing occnrred housva-
which demanded the Of their bavouets Al, pas.sS
of quietly. Citizens generally were not aware tha,
any danger was apprehended and the residents about
tire AJmory Were NOT little snrprised to gee such.
display. Many inquiries were made, but very lis,ls
information WIS gained great many rumos were
afoa as to the proposed seizure of guns and ammnu
fIon To be sent South and other stories of similar
character. H9.t 81. l
1T A FALSE REPORT.
The report that orders have been Issued to the com
napds of several regiments in this CITY, directing
them to hold their in readiness to repair " their
several arDeries fully armed and equipped up6nhear
rg u signal alarm Of the CITY. Hall beli for ealing
ont the military, IL without foundation. RumoF had
that the military notified in consequence Of the
reports Of the secret organization Of military com
psnies composed of men who svmrahize with the Sc
cessorsts at TIE South and no might render the Sc
cessionsts aid. TIE rumor probably arose frnrn the
fact that orders had been ssued to the commandments of
regiments to meet for drill The Board of Officers of
TIE lth Regiment, held meeting night or two ago,
and passed revolution coDdemuiug the action Of the
Divicp Board in rendering the services Of the Fint
Division to the Governor az unauthorized and un-
called for.