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ARREST il NEW ORLEANS-W. j. Dewy, kind OF
factor or commission merchant in New 0reong has been
arrested and committed prison. 1t seems he wrote
private letter to a Mr.. Croker cousin in New York
detailing his situation and loss of DISTINGUISHING if
anv business could be had in New York, if he
move and expressing his opinion pretty freely of the
situation of matters in New Orleans aud of its future
This letter wasntercepted in Memphis and returned
New Orleans The mayor had him arrested, aud he ad
mitted the letter be genuine but said private
letter to a relative and no harm had been done it
never reached its destination but the mayor thought it
best to remit him, without bail for furtheraeton of the
governor.
The mayor also arrested sort Of uerapt preacher,
Rev Mr.. Hodgeman. He referredthe mayor tie several
persons but none OF them knew anything in his faver
as regards his political teachings. When asked by mayor
Monroe why it was that being minister Of the gospel
he never remained long cnoughn place to exercise
the duties OF preacher, the accused replied that he
considered bis position that OF missionary that he did
not deem it necessary expound the principles OF
ipion to those who were enlightened and in the
habit OF attending regularly houses of worship lie was
seeking out those who was most depraVed and immoral;
the field which Offered the deepest sin and inquity was
the ono he was in search of.
'sWeIl said the mayor, you have found i at last;
for if there place in the Southern Goniederaey where
they need preaching and religious INSTRUCTIONS 1t IS the
workhouse where viii send you for six months You
can try your hand on these reprobatcs and you sue
in cviIisng any them you will be doing good service
Lyicksburg Wing
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We iearh by the Yicksburg Wing that daily mail
has been Established between Monroe and Nicksburg;
and we have already daily line Of stages between
Shreveport and Monroe, anticipate daily mail by
that rote Bat to secure its continuance, the public
must pstrotiac tile postoEice dcpartmcnt-they must
write more letters and take more newspapers.
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New CerToS.-Several small lots of new cotton has
been brought to our market. We remindour planters
of thc admontons of the New Orleans cotton factors
Il will be much safer interior plantations than the
river banks.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-14

The Mississippi legislature at its recent extra session,
elected William a.. Lake, Esq, Of Warren county,
speaker Of the house Of representatives, by unan
nous vot{. Mr. Lake was an old line whig, and
opposed secession until his State passed the ordinance
when, like ia good citizen, he acquesced. Ills election
s evidenced Of the wise spirit of Cancellation and the
disposition to obTtcrate Ill party distinctions pcryadng
the people and political leaders
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-14

The Richmond papers announce that Hon. Robert
Toombs SECRETARY Of stare cftheGoniederacy, has re
signed and Hon R NJ. T. Hanter, Of Virginia, i ap-
pointed to the vacancy. Mr. IIurtcfisAn able, clear
headed man. and viii fill the Office with credit to him
self and honor to his country. We considcF'lim an
honest upright rraH
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-14

By reference to another part Of paper it will be
seen that!Col Reuben White is a candidate to repre-
sent Clddo parish in the house of representatives in
the next legislature 1t is useless for speak of
Col WhiEe-hc il personally known to every voter in
The ;,,r,I
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-14

Cor !. A. McRADY.-This gentleman is again call
ca upon 10 permit his name to be announced a can
date at die next November election for seat in the
lower branch Of the State legislature. By reference to
the si4ncFs names, il will be perceived that many Of
them laFe heretofore acted with the different opposing
parties. They want 10 unfte on solid men.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-14

NoaE RAtH--lt has rained almost every daysiuce
our at publication; but not enough to affect
CATION OF our river,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-14

The Moatrcal Advertiser states as positive fact that
hardware house Of that city has contracted with the
United States government to supply it with 100000
stand Of arms which are to be manufactured in Ger
manT snd delivered at Montreal.
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Gen. goehBaE, Of the Louisiana brigade, has sent in
his resignation to Che president of the Confederate gov
ernmcnt The causes Of his resignation have not, We
believe, uanspired
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We are pleased to find that Alexandria is fully sup
Piled with fTcxas -four That is as it should be-let
Texas not only supply the Red River valley with -four
but in the course Of few years should be able to feed
the people, Of New Orleans with good sweet and whole
some hrcall at D seasons
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We learn by the Charleston Mercury that general
seaurerard has caused three traitors to be hing
ccntr-ha4ne first received the most ndubitablc evi-
onoe JIG tlsr treachery One Of the parties vas en-
cpeer On tie Manassas Gap railroad another Preach
sr Of tic gaspel. aid third farmer The' bed ~
furnished yaluablt hid 70 the enemy
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We sars from Richmond, Virginia, that our eotcm-
porary Of the Nstcidtoehes Chronicle Capt VIM NJ.
Levy has been appointed Northumberland in place
ii the late Charles D. Dreux.
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SK1RNtsHSe IN MISSOURI special dispatch from
Little Rock of August s. to the Memphis Appeal says:
The quartcrmaster of Gen. Pearce's brigade has
just reached this city from the northwest. He brings
adviees that scouting party Of twenty-five, belong
ing Col Churchills regiment, encountered one hun
bred federsts Cassville Mo-, and after sharp
contest routed the encm- ,aith loss Of from fifteen
to twenty The confcderates had four horses killed
and two wounded.
Capt. Mclean from Yelyiiie says the federaliss, a
ew days ago, drove the MissouFians out of Forsyth
No. and robbed the place The hissourians killed
thirtysix Of the invaders and had one wounded
A correspondent to the same paper, writes letter
from Gen. Pillows camp, near New Madrid Missouri
dated the 4th ins the greater portion of which that
paper says we suppress Tor prudential reasons. VIZ
extractsthe following "a citizen of New Madrid
broght the intelligence from Birds Point last night tc
Gen Pillow, that thirteen steamboats, had been char
tered to bring northern troops down the river. Tw
Of these stopped StLelis two were left at Cape I'll
rardeau and the other nine Birds Point load
ed with men and arms.
Col Fremont was along and declared hs inltalior
IF driving Pillow 1ut Of Missouri
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!. The seaiaer William Henry on her trip from Little
! Rock ID foT Smith, short time since struck snag
near Van Iurcn and sunk She had on board for our
army, 56 wagons, II boxes cartridges, : boxes of
equipments, - boxes harness, and bales Of wagon
covers, Boat and cargo total loss
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That exc client little sheet the Algers "Ncwsboy,
informs That Messrs Mclean Mahoney, boat build
ers, have been employed to build SIX strong and
vceable boats be mounted with "a h. brass howt-
zers ard Pat into around coasts. These will
30 into shat low waters and along shore, while larger
re:sels will be built for open warfare.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-14

We call Ittenton to the proceedings of the Shreve-
port Grey captain Beard, recently held at Yorktown,
Virginia Of the rumors alluded TO- had heard but
little, always making ii rule to let camp rumors 90
by unhee led as the passing breeze. Leutcnants Will
hanson ard Narke thc chairman and secretary Of the
meeting, DIRE both lavoraby known to community.
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Tho sreroppoilte this place Is on stand. Since our
last, he steamer Fleta, from Alexandria; ana W. =
johnsto., from New Orleans, have arrived
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-14

Tic empress Of France IS about visit the queen Of
England and tue queen Of Spain
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TIE BLOCKADE QUESTIoN.--The northernpapCES give
a very important aspect the blockade question. 1t
appears that an official communication on the subject
has been made to the federal government by admiral
Milne commanding the large British heet-now mum
bering thirty-ve vessels of war-in the gulf of Mexico
By what the purpoFt of this document has found
its way to the public eye it is perhaps needless in
quire the fact that it should have been suffered see
the light gives it, in opinion the aspect of an ind
rectwarning addressed by the British government.
The British commander whose opinion is backed by
the observations and reports of the commanders of his
thirty five vessels of war says with emphasis, that the
attempted the federal governmental close the seeded
ports has been characterised by complete absence of
uniformity, order and regularity
The admiral proceeds to enumerate the number of
breaches of the blockade which have come under his
notice Though Pensacola declared closed on the
10th of May vessels freely obtained admission as late
the S0th. A bark warned off from Pensacola ran
into Mobile Twenty thirty small vessels ran into
barks and briggs escaping the crusers in every drec-
ton. AS torHCharlestor aeonplete aotillsof small
traders and coasters had conted TO pass into
the city and out again. regardless of insensbe to-
the presence of war ships" 'St. Marks in Florida an
important port is not at all cut off from he maritime
trade" steamers keep up communication and from
Savannah and his captains report four other ports
tirely open the very day be writes.
From this report of the admiral which distinctly takes
the ground that the blockade inefficient there good
reason for supposing that shall see prompt and
decided attitude assumed by Great Britain France and
Spain at early day.
The prime minister of Great Britain said in his re-
marks in parliament that this government would re-
spect an efficient blockade. This was the same thing
though he had said it would respect an inefficient
one.
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THE RIor AT GRAND JuNcrIoS.-1he Memphis Ava
lanche of the 5th says:
From gentleman who arrived from Grand Junction
yesterday morning, we learn the following in regard
to the riot two three companies of Louisiana vol
unteers under command Of Col Suakowski arrived at
Grand Junction about II o'clock on Friday By some
accident they got hold of barrel Of whskey and a
number of them became intoxicated and com
henced fighting amongst themselves. 1t was impos-
sible to keep them quiet, and Col. Sulakowsk in at
tempting to restore order was compelled to fire upon
them Ghe rioters broke open the Percy Hotel and
demolished everything in their way. I'VE are inform
ed,tha several Of the wounded will die of the injuries
Nine were killed the spot and feurhav since died
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-14

HARRIsBURG, Pa) August 2.-Governor Curtin has
forwarded to Washington in the last three days. 200G
men-within the previous week, about the nun
sber had gone forth The artillery regiment and full
1900 cavalry fully equipped and impatientiy
waiting orders to move f6~eard Much enthusiasm
prevails throughout Pennsylvania
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-14

CONFEDERATE PRISONERS OF w AR Al w HTNGEoF.--
The following are the names of the Confederate prs-
oncrs taken by the Federal forces in Virginia and
fined in the "od capitol building at Washington. 1t
is taken from the Republican of that city, and is pre-
sumed onclude the names of all the Confederacs who
have been taken prisoners in Virginia since the war
commenced;
Serieant. T. J. Bates. Russell county, Ala: T. I.
Buck j. L. Cotfcy and John W Davis, Autauga CO.;
e. D. Chambers p e. Alfred and VIM. TofIin Henry
CO; J. H. Howard w 4. Price Il. T Pool, j. 0. Per
kins Russell CO., Ala of the 9th Alabama regiment,
aud taken at Fairfax station, r. Pauldng, Unontown
D. d. Fiquett Tuscaloosa, and j. j, Walker, PckeEs-
Vile of the 9th Alabama regiment, taken at Spring
field T. HurIson, Uuontown, of the 4th Ala. reg. ia
ken at Bull Run. NJ. NJ. Mallow, Allegheny county,
aud j. I. MAYS Boutetot county, Va, Radtords reg
taken at Flint Hill; f. NJ Haycock, Fairfax CO.. same
regiment taken at Vienna; A. {. Land>reet, Fairfax
co and George il. Thomas, of District of Columbia,
taken at Falls Church, David Porter of District of Co
lumbia and same regiment, taken in Georgetown, S.
S. Green, Richmond, Governors Guards, taken at
Burks station; j. A. REYNOLDS, SlumtoWn Va 9th
Virginia regiment. II. c. PERIL, Charleston, 5. C..
Hampton Legion. II. 0. Lewis, Anderson, S. C. and
II. Bowman Greenvlle, sc, 9Th South Carolina ,aeg-
ment. j. r, Payne Floyd county Georgia, Randolph
Bbb Bib county, T. Ward Harris county S. b. Bulk
ley lBbb county, Ca, Sth Georgia regiment. Lieut..
b. b. Boone Tishomingp, and r. NJ. Walker, 1ippah
comfy, I'd Mississippi regiment Thos Hayes, New
Orleans, Delta Rangers. Lieutenant Danott, Allegha-
ny, Va, eth Virginia regiment j. NJ Mefail, An
derson, S. C., 4th South Carolina regiment Geo Ba-
ker, w C. Humphreys, i. A Hammonds, Atlanta,
j. T. c. Calvin, Greene county; JAS Renshaw, S. Gar
rett L. Brick L. H. Grunaling, Atlanta, A. T. Holmes
s. w. Brush, Lewis Estmeal Savannah, ". A Barron
Rome, Sth Georgia regiment Il. Pinckney, Pendle-
ton, 4th South Carolina regiment F. F. GraysOn, of
Leesburg 8th Virginia regiment, j. 0'Bran, Savan-
nah Ga. 8th Georgia regiment all taken at Bulls Run.
John Silks Abbevie, 5. c.. I'd Carolina regiment ia
ken at Cent.eve. ". NJ Javins, Columbia, I'd S. C.
regiment taken atEarfax courthouse; w. N. Thomp-
sou, Pontstoc Miss, J. H. WingGed, Amherst county,
Va l9th Virginia regiment taken at Cenreville Gno.
f. Lcdbettcr Hanover county Va Radfard's regiment,
taker at the Courthouse, A. j. Smith, Russell county,
Sth Alabama regiment taken at Sangstcrs crossroads
and Michael Key New Orleans, La. lst special battal
lion, deserted. Sanford Branch and Lewis S. East
mead,of Savannah, Members of the Oglethorpe Light
Infantry Bortows Georgia regiment; DR.. Humphrey
of the sth. Georgia REGIMENT and D. D. Pinmet of Ala
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HFEAEB LIGHT INFANTRE:

-htICu--.NOue
Wounded seriousy-W f Brown, W. Herring, W
R. Northern, W. W. Brum.
Wounded Slighty-Jas. Richardson, f. n. Nash, w
". Nash Thos Atwood d. p Chandler.
IyERSuN INVINCIRLE
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Killed-Thomas Kirk, James Padden, B. F. Smith,
and there three missing and their fate unknown
Wounded Scvcrcly-Capt. King, in the ankle Lieut..
Dunwood in the hip Sergt Gossett, in the thigh; N.
NJ jackson, D. W. BaXley.
Wounded Slightly -Lieut. j. L. Wing, in left shout
der; Lieut. Rshop in the left VIM. Wallace, in the
head; Johu Simmons in the leg; VIM Price, J. Hunter
in the leg; Joseph Hunter H. y Roberts j. p Stephens
Joseph Simmons in the hand s Mitchell, in the Shout
der; p Cobb III the head and thigh bomb bursed over
him; VIM BaiIy in the jaw John Iise run over by
cavalry and badly bruised.
The killed and wounded in the Roswell (Ga) Guards
was mostly caused in the attack Shermans battery
aud at the time when the gallant general Francis s Bar
tow fell.
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Wounded Seriously-Captain A. T. Burke.
Wounded slightly-F. F. Duke, L. Coleman, Thomas
Mcdonald sSoter Lcdoe, John Harris, David Harris,
Horn,r
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CoBB M0UET4lSEERS:

hIlIlN---NUIII
Wounded Mortally--J. NJ. Daniel, D. Is. Parks, J B
Bryant W J. Simpson, W. A. Johnson, Il. 0. Collins
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A few days since, received the following letter
from one of the sons, in the army of the Southern
Confcdcracy, Of our staunch old friend Woodson former
~ of Goochland county, Virginia. name well known
among r:hc first families Of Virginia" Could our
young friend designate whaWon he would be likely
10 receive the South Western it should be forwarded
to him without fee Or rcward-for he is defending the
soil of our BIRTH and rctnue of dearly be-
loved relatives, who from the time Of Bacon revolution
to the present period have never shown the Dropping
white feather
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The Inioniss will, howeyert have mal0rtv in the
Legislature
LOUISVILLE August ~ fight occurred at Dug
springs near Springfield. The southerners eyacuted
the field during the night-I.yon taking possession
next morning battle is Inomcntary expected. The
Hessians had eight killed ana thirty wounded; while
forty OF the southerncrs were Killed and forty wounded
Five of the regular dagoos and the lieutenant com
handing were killed. Dug snring is IS miles south
eastof Springfield Missouri III is stetedatha 8e9e
G0RfsieFates advancing Jon Springfield from the
west.
| LOUISVILLE August 9.--Ftrty-nine counties heard
from show gain for State rights of s ,9S7.
CAIRO, August 5.-Two llliEos regiments have been
thrown out six miles south and west of Birds Point
for the purpose OF scoutihg4 Fremont is enforcing
strict discipline Thompson il within sixteen miles of
Cairo, and still advancing. Taenty regiments re-
ported at New Madrid.
! ANOTHER DESERTER.-Tlsc Pensacola correspondent
of the Mobile Register and advertiser under date OF
| the 2Sth, speaking ofsRethFr flescrter says
1.-The deserter pieketupin the sonnI, i fday night,
and referred to in my last says the cdegss have I'M
mense stores on the Island-3lat they daily look
ing for ten thousand men, andit IS their intention to
| land and take Gen. Bragg In, 94e rear.
| COLUMBUS (Oho) July St;ti.-We understand from
very reliable authority thatht federal government has
called the goyerhOrO of this State for thirty six full
regiments of infantry. They will be ready to march
within ten,days The call foE troops from New ork
ann Michigan age equally heavy but cheerfuily re
sponded to.
TENNESSEE ELEcrIoN-Thei Memphis Appeal, ef,tltc
9th inst says:
Theeturns of the late election reach very slesTly
butenough has been received to warrant as III saving
thatsov Harris has been ihd@rsed people of the
State by larger majority fhah haS ever been given ii
Tennessee upon contest The Fse tAssr of the pcrma
nent constitution will be pala nently unanimous than
4hat given for separation on the sthof June last
4 EARTHQUAKES AT ANTIGUaI-&early two thousand lives
Iost-A dispatch, dated Boston, July so, says:
/ Capt Hunter of the steamer De Soto arrived from
St Thomas and Bermstda alt Halifax states that Just
ie leaving St Thomas report reached thercstha
Antigua nearly destroyed by an earthquake; ant
! that nearly two thousaud hfc5 were lost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
Ennnaaa 1sTe.

AjseT resi- Of SIR months on The igh o' .fgsis.s
1861, RESTING me- position PriHeipa q AZ list
ton lei tchich haze BEEN connected ~ "a ieoTS,
TgyHE Academy Offers some peculiar sag-s i soae
We think. are the fallowhg:
l. A well enclosed Ward % aoout aele8, wis
The in.orprat limits Of Nashville ih1s AZ disz Pupils
r.strips freedom in Assigl receasn ll stl suniect
them 10 the restraints Te5ne aHd nlsiisent soceiy
p RuitaIassi 10 extent and saiahaeness for am sri
rv,or. md il he Unitee statss ~ any Female So
- bes surrounded b. paVen q and corridors. oferi
at Inducements 10 chisn, t. breathe the freEt 5 49,
regard to the weather. - g.,
;sh ses,o ~ iisttei b. gas and thus free aez
pupils rom atlsast one o. CONTAINS aasty 49,
a TIeastb-uneqnalsdin any 1saale School a, a..
any other ccnrv. Though II he largest ana "a his
t the lsrrest Boarding sctool in the United ptrt %
thrs ea rs have occarFgi Sssoug The Ipiis in yet
Non-Seofarl an. II i well known tr.I,y - year
ed with the Academy. taaa Baptist. Epscopa acqa.h
or F.aFaE. lands his Dang ater here. perffi
in "a respect will offence be Eirsn bis scsli, at ~
equally satisfied that the principles our and
be daiiv incuicatei. ~ religion NJ
s. Maternal Care This expreasi,.
satlon which il not fully net in he Asaer es azel
Of adies. OF pisty aud fe1neneat, cest q abs n
be Boarding Pupils - '-os's and hsalis
Guardians aud passas1. We fof any cana,
permanent eiacdfoRgl &o r Little rirs sf e Reekiu
'-~s 3 = ~ g. y n +il, Sc tllint 4 u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10
F.rsr Horse MAIN Connh-

We only OAea Lincoln county running rsearIy threat
aweek aad back from Fayetteville e ruahors: lea
Iats1ozaa honaay Wednesday and Friday retarn Ieave
sttsEille Tuesday Thursday Saturday . Connect ne
tayetteyilieand sscars At rulishoa the aeesn
- OF passengers j, B. Smith, agent az T1lIAhona q
salS-nu careful aSisers The fsre .hronrh only two a.
iFi-~f' F0uN fkVrAi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10

4 FAVE THREK HUNDRED AID sEyENTY-EIGHr
acres OF land for SAFE lying Weekly county, Tennessee
the road leading from Dresden Treutoz the Gross
Roads leading frem McLemoresve There le0
cleared land in good Of cultivation, with good
dwelling house. Kitchens barDs Stables good we'll and
two GOOD springs 500 bearing sppe coed peach orchard
with bearing plum trees, ounces &c.
1t is good stand for Tavern. 1t good chance for any
one wishing 70 purchase, the improvements
equal 10 any in the state.
For farther particulars information write proprietor
or call upon him on the premises.
ian8-z-9mS n TTJORNTON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10

T gned prepared issue Policies and renewals in
the above fl II Gloss Company At current rates.
H.K. &PP P. PECK, Agents.
Nashville H1nuarT 81, 1861.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10
20 Wlt-pr steeSS Perry ounty,

WHTM EASLEY Administrator Jane Keller ct ais -
Wv Suggestion OF InsolvencyWhe estate Of Ala,
NJ Keller has been suggested t. the County Court Clerk
OF Hickman county being nsovent, by admin TRAITOR Of
said estate therefore ordered the and Master Of
said Court Vim EaSfeJ, the administrator Of said estate
make publication in the Nashville Union aud American news
pSer published the cdy OF Nashville for consecutive
weeks rrng persons having claims against said estate
% them auhsntcaed with the Clerk Master of ne
County Court county 10th day Of
they will be forever barred 1t further that
pubica he made writing Courthouse door
the town Of Cenrevile Witness John Clerk
Master said Court at 6fe Jrnusry 10th, ls6
feb3-w4-pr sfeeS3 HoRNBEAK, c. & NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10
Notice.

TEAYING received letter Of ADMINISTRATION the estate
Elizabeth Alley, deceased all person indebted tn
hereby required settle with by the first Of Februa
~ 1851 be dealt with according to law and all hay
ing claims hereby notified to hand in
send their CarksT,s, Tenn op before the
Fesusy 1891 they will be forever barred both BY law
and equity. PARIS PETER,