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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

A meeting was held at Lockport on Sat
nrday. which was largely attended bs men OF
all former party proclivities- Speeches were
made BY PUrNAs BEowS. Esq, Capt. b. W.
HAMA and Col. W. h EDwAEDs. of this
city. These gentlemen made effective and
stirring appeals in behalf Of the Union and
the Constitution. which were heartily re
s2onded toby the audience. The general tone
OF sentiment in Riley township is loyal and
patriotic. The efforts of political sore
heads" To get up an anti-war feeliag there
have been fruitless and vain as elsewhere
The men of that locality declare for their
Government and against all traitors Al home
or abroad
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15
DR.. ,. ~. ucLean,s Volcanic IA.
tnimcnt.
The BE-r EXTERNAL IN Tux WOMB. ron NJ.
OR BEAST

The BxsT EXTERNAL ~ 7Bx Wonan. 40, AZ.
OR BEAST
Thousands a. human beings hat. been .,,.d /. Nc.
Of dsrepttude anc MISERY by the use 81 III n,s--
marie l4niineff IL will relieve PAIN almost insfar-
s~nso.-ly. snd u vail cleanse, purify ard heal n.
f,ssf SDkf In an Incredibly sh.rf t,,,. rrIr. 49,
VOLCANIC OIL LIsINEN1 viii relieve. IL mos, su-
vetsr.te cases Of rheumatism. Govt GO seuralrfn =
for fsrsissls Contracted Muscles Stiffness ot Veal.
hc-e IN Tie JOINTS. Muscles 1igansuf. IL ~fil No.
~ f-ii- Two applications viii cure Sore Thro-t
Headache or harsehe. for Burn or Scslds or Ar,
Tan. u Is an nfallible remedy. Try H. and Won vii
hsld. 80 -
fiANikss, FARMERS Or any one having chsr..
% hor-es, vii save money BY using KoI.ssn's vS-
esiiic OF Imminent IL = speedy and fnfslilni.
cure Tor calls, sprsns, Chsfes swsllings lar
Sweeney, Sores Wounds, Scratches OF any eater, !,
diseases- Try q, aud you will be convinced
DIT. - "a. Mclean. sole Proprietor.
!~'D"'s Saint Lo1:s Mo-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

Carr Cars. NfLLKk, Of La Fayettes. Who
was wounded in the action. near Laurel Hill,
on the 10Th inst. will probably die Of the ef
lects Of his wound. lie i well known TO
many Of our citizens a gallant and high
toned gentleman. and his death, il il occur,
will be greatly deplOrcd throughout the
State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

We have yielded 10 the suggestion Of man,
friends Ia the city and At surrounding towns.
and on this afternoon. will commence issuing
iron this oaice. daily afternoon edition. con.
tafning the day ,elegraln'ie dispatches. IL
Gill be ready for delivery 70 subscribers
about 3 o'clock T.. N. Train boys and news
agents will be furnished IN time for all the
evening trains out Of thi- city. Orders
should be len Al the Office by 2 o'clock 7.
NJ. 70 ensure promps attention
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

Mn. W W. MULLER. Of the sloop- OF war
lroquois, who lately arrived from the Med
terranean squadron. has returned 10 Wheel
ing. his home, where he has communicated
70 the lntelligencer some most important
revelations with regard to the secret efforts
made to corrupt the officers Of the Mediter-
rancan squadron a. long ago a. last Decem-
Der. He states that Capt ID. y. Ingraham.
"a South Carolinian since resigned) then in
command Of the feet. invited a number OF
other officers 10 meet him on the Goth of De
cember last al Spezzia. and that he Miller
was one Of those 50 invited and present. The
result Of this session was not satisfactory and
another vas held 40 Genoa in January AZ
this concIave. Ingraham and several more
determined 10 desert the service and join the
rebels, and a. an inducement 10 Mr. Miller
TO join them. they told him that this move
msnt in the Soath would soon end in Mon
archy: that that was the design: and that all
who now went over would be made noble
men and given high prefesments. As soon a
this MAS announced. Mr.. Miller left their
council board, telling them that he intended
10 live and die beneath the flag he was sail
ing under. After that. they had no further
use for him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

A MExBFR FROM NORTH CsRoLISs.-Hon.
Charles Henry Foster. OF North Carolina was
duly elected on the 18th day Of June Let 10
represest the First District of North Carolina.
he has arrived at Washington with his certif
cate Of election. Mr. Foster received all the
votes cast at tie polls in his district
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

Tn Union meetings. on Saturday last
a, Sullivan. Hartford and LockPort. were
largely attended and quite interesting -
Accounts Of them appear elsewhere In this
issue.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

THE New United States seEator~. Me-srs-
CHIilr and WILLY. chosen BY the Whee
ling Legislature. were sworn in and took
their seats on SATURDAY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

TWO OR THREE MINERS To
Il dig COAL AT the Farmersburg Mines. Enquire
OF JOHN y. DJFFTY,
al Ierrv -Haute, or JsssR AIA, - the Mines.
iyl3dlw~3
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

f~sissAed ~ iks Ps~r Aarsne iAs Larees
Csealaissn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

RANK or THE STATE OF ISIaaSA
Ersnch At Terre-hsute, July IL. 1851.
4 DIVIDEND offive per cent. has been declared
"A the Capital stock q this Branch. payable 10
90 Stockholders on demand.
Jyi3diww3 PHESToS HUssEr, eash'r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

CO IINEG COMPLAIN. rutiotnFss. usAD.cm.ke
There never has been cATHARTIc n,.d,c,n.
ecersd 20 tie public, hat has s.yen such .ntire So
itacfion a. hci<xn's Universal Pills
hfing eniirsly vegetable they are Perfectly into
cent and can be taken by the most tender Infant 70.
prompt snc powerful la removing all Rlllau. ss.re.
ions. acid "a impure, fstii matter from III. storn,
In fs~i they are The only pills tsl should b asse AL
malari01s districts
They produce no gripping. sickness ~ pain in ,hs
stomach or bowels though very active and searelns
IN their operation. promo.iag healthy secretos- =,
nsss. headache and foul stomach, when 80 ,h..r I.
remedy can BE- obtained Keep them con.taDfir -
hand; a single dose taken In season, may prsven,
noo,r, nay. and months q sickness. AK Ter In. j
II. keI<sn's Universal pills Tie "a 80
eoStet. they are tsstriess- Price only Is Gems 10
box and can be sent ~ AL u any part IL the II A.
:! VI MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
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DISSOLUTION.

nISSOlITIOS OF PARTNERSHIP The firm 4
IL n W Williams Co. has been dissolved by
mutual consent All persons having against
Tie FIRM are requested % present them for settle
ueni and those indebted - The frm viii make pay
ment - ". W Williams
u. W. WILLIAMS.
July :. dviv J. v. HANfI-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-15

LADIES' Ladies. Ladies'
MISSES A. d ". wfrrESEERG. will sgasn ersn
vi a class for teaching neekis. work. Ca hanfsy.
Mechanics Row. July = DIV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24
0haIls..on HIaEks., sepl. 70.

CoTT0NThsre have been transactions in Cotton durip,
the week Just ended and consequently lave quotations
Sea- Iands The stock hand amounts . leo0 baes Upland
EIcE-Ths demand for Rice has ecptinusd rood rOuuou
the week the fully equal % the receipts q lc src
- Is, the bulk o. the transactions 52 per 100 los
GRAIN The reips q Cora for the week have Ses
Bushels By aroad eed eeo bushels BY water The at.ev
bushels Moth carcns. IN bulk at Is comprise the prin
epa ta1eesions 81 hs week Some small lots disposed
0ATss0ne small lots 81 Oats changed hands this
WHELT-T6s arrivals BY rasroad principally for The oz
ms amount . so bulheH We have transactions re-
win an a.pls ,oe and f.,r.c,,., ~ ,,
ket has presented features during the pas week Bakers
and gocers for the supply o. The city retail trade have bsen
figures ranging LON 9696 super and extra bauds Some
sales Of Nsrth Carolina hoat IL scEsa % 90 aida peck.
HAYWe quote North oarolins Hay as per saI-s 81 509
80 There no TennesSse in market last s we're effected
BAoON-The stock Of all descriptions u Bacon "a reuees Ia
aver low point and holders Of the few pacEag Offering
the rate Of yesterday Hams s5957c Sides &c clear 40 Sc
There are no shoulders in the markst : 49, y
active SaT ls po ok @ a5 1SS 9aEs P
Virginia, and prices have largely asYanesd The sales comprise
shows advance Of l2e Ass weeks prises Crushed Is
very scarce aHd holders are asking advance Of Se
small lot Of Clarified received from New Orleans week yet
COFaEE-Fhe tanuactiOus IA e..e have been to ssu. ~
tent this week and the closing CURES show large advance on
the opening rates On TUESDAY he prize cargo pratser
Dixie 1900 bags Lsgys, sold auction at exrhes Of Il q
40c, ayagng 2c The grest bak % cargo Of the big
West Indian, l5oO direct from Rio also disposed o.
1000 bags ken the ConfseKAe Government ct 3lc AID
800 sold in lots at 35c The remnant Ct the esrgs
Is noe held at the advanced price sf acc.
M0LAssES has also advanced New Orleans commands
4595oc, cnha Olayed 3594oc. and MuscoFzdO 3Sc. =
SfARcH-l50 boxes sold A 12o Subsequent snail sales
Effected AZ Eye Whan the price advanced &c.
CANDLES 800 boxes sold az Die I'd Tcs price Of Csc, aer
which holders farther advaneed their rates 20 40c.
sALsoe snail parcels o. this article changed hands this
week At 81 % sex.
BUTfERfbe sook Of Batter first hands u ample hut
the stock Of Choice Butter limited Prices range ao tie
as last week. from IS to 4c quality,
choice packages sold for &c Holders have asking 40
this quality without eTectng sales.
LARD 2ecin bb PC In kegs Some holders are
asking advance on thess figures. i -
BAGGIhG AND BALE R0PK--fhere Is rot much demand
for either OF se articles but thu ere and are
upheld Guony cloth quote a29 Be- some 3O0cois Rope
sold at iGc aad p blers are now asking i7e- .r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24
Or. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

&A<rs1WAD Oh. KING formerly OF rev AofkJ Tor tns
%ANS four years OF Louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention Ne treatment Of private diseases es
thirty yers himself having attended peee fer 80
many years cured hoasands he is euSoed to Gu
an 6Sesaes OK private nature, matter how ea they nay be
on injadcoui medical or from neglect Ct their own
p Knrg nspeass-y No q Dssdrck street, between Cherry
and saua he all diseases Prvats pasHTe
cured Wlthou naacious medicine Or interference
&oz business
sTHorURs ofod recent data sEectaay cared IN isE
Avs II An operation which pain. Where structure
xst health canpst enjoyed Perhaps disease
usahiaS and undssmines The constitution 50 much .s
sYFkILIs with all the diseases Of the skin, growing oat
feet or Bad be enectuay cared in T c1.
WKGEEzs particular attention having been given TO
dis disease and all gsvnE out oft, brought
81 in many cases By s destructive habits Of nconsdefate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
Will undermine constitution, rendering the suhiect
tor business society, and causing premature old
FEMALES who may be iaborng With Say difficulty OF the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
residing sbrosd writing sHd Satizg hsr casa with
fee enclosed directed t. Dr. A. King No. q Ddrck street,
Vile vii haze the necessary medicine sent TO ter
address with necessary drecons Strict secrecy Observed ocO
ours from O'clock in the morning Hnt in the evening.
Nays. 1S59-d&Ely a--sa4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24

Stock on hand not 945
sue a-T5s upward tendency Of prices noticed in our last
review has followed By sdvsrce abont i6c the
1t a9 e,os 81 49, gr oss 1oa5
common s1{e fer fair to fully fair, 99Oc for prime
. choice and losii1 i0r ysiloW ssraed, and lsle
sale. corresponding vess last year 800 khds at sS9 for
weeks receipts 1856 hhds; last year 1sI Total since
" 1ss eS5 "a aSns 9oo
at 25@30o for eonmca AID good iernenng. City Refinery
sOose be ~ s sya = Ss1 Susr nous
I The hrst o. this ssassh, brought 59c
Weeks receipts BEs bbss and lghaf bbls styear 1o2 bbs
TOtai since Iss Sept ISIS; last as, weeks e1psTss
coEFBEThe stock Is szhsussea and we have no sas 70
inportsn none stock none, against Is7oO last year.
for coarse and 81 5O4 rs nne delivered bat are selling
regular only Ths supply IN The hands Of import.
sells sin ID ssl lets asi % sack buhsIs
RLsUEThe receipts have been 70 fam extent and Win
upo last evening comprising $500 bills at 81 70 for supeThe,
sgD.rsne so a. 81 81 and 80 b5isehoics At "a
Weeks receipts 7s4s 6blsr l4o hlt hbs ard $50 sacks
dsy At 81 90 for rsd and 81 % for white
Weeks receipts 1888 SACKS from Menehis Exports,
ooR-With light receipts prices have continued rn but
OPeEaons have been on aled scale the sales last
commanding so9s5s To day s25 zeks white mixed sold
WEEKS receipts 1896 sacks. Exports none. s7s
oATsrhs only sales reported 90 Jacks to-day al
&c. .Esl-r 81
Week receipts 4s4 SEEKS. Experts none
h.gs ssss q No sales Of any moment Al retail
BEEF-We have heard Of No Ies Of any moment At retail
holders realize S23 far Mess, 49, eH- III.
suck On he st Instant as bb', against 1874 bSls last
weeks receipts nous--Izpor.s Iozs. s-zs-a s... -
P0RR-Rhs saIes have been eOnend 70 retail transactions
sock On The 500 bills against II O25 time last
we Weeks receipts nons xxports nous.---
BACOWe have heard OF further sales Of moment.
At retail realize 2oe for Shoulders &c for rib Sides, and
l89l9o forpain Hans. Sugar H1lns Z3e
week 3 receipts none. Experts none.
LARDTec retail at tie advanced rate Of 2 aad kegs at
Week,sreeeipts tleress and Kegs. Ezport8 nons.
WISKgYWe have heard " no sales Of aay month";. Rec
tied retsila At the advanced rae Of 45c
Week sreceipts 5ebbls. Expor,s none. -.s5--i -
rotea Ksntucky Bsgging. T. may be quoted at 6s cash
but rstas higher. India Bagging be quoted At The
advanced rates Of l59c cash z0 bales sold Tue1ay at
7c Ie0 Wednesday IKE; $40 bales yesterday embracing
$50 several lots az lee and 80 81 CASH and 50 and 55
1 bales % day ct Igc cash. sex
sok The Ist inst 5000 pieces Kentucky 800 bales
/ IAda, against S 900 ana q. go lat year.
We quote hand made Bale Ropeat 59c and macsins al
STOCK the st Instant 81 coils hand made and 1888 ma
cine sgsnst 6657 aud ls 600 later last year.
] Wesks receipts none Experts, noae.
GDNHY BAG5s-65 bales about 45 3, sold Wednesday
ct zoe cash, showing further advance re quote at
stock on the 2le0 bales against $50 last year.
OILs-We quote Lard on a. 81 IS; Liaseed at- for RaH
and eboed; Cotton Seed at 81 crude and 81 2l 90
= for rsaneds and --4-tot bieaeled
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24
CITY ELECTION.

ESstng Of the CITY Council Thursday, lsth inst the
following personS xsre appointed hold the election in
18th inst the purpose efeecng Mayor Aldermen,
and sHsen Councilman, to serve Tor one ear from the h oe
tobey next ~.
FIRST WARD.
.rudgss-R eassleuGa, q Daniels VI NJ winburn.
6 6ss:, 2. vS'S Ssr an H T1Bgo
Raeissrass 10 Atsnd-J Briggs, ESQ. ~. -. ...r 81
1lscuon to - held = Norris suaton's Warehouse.
SECOND WARD.
.E1dges-V Halle Jshn lnglss George W Coleman
RsoeiuSr Of Totss-John Coleman.
Gzerbs-6 TAospSon and Charles Sloan.
Kdgssrsist 70 AhsRd-Ishan Dyer, asa. s9er
ElSstiOa to he held at McFerrans Livery Stable. % -.
SECOND WARD - . q
,Judgss-nspt stocEell. John Rsdiick, Or Comfy,
ReostCeT Of ROtes-Wm Harrison
Gsrks-Davis Nelson, Henry Feeble.
-RIgtstrate TO AftsHd--1 -leKa der, EsI. i. Il
Glec-ion to ehe!d at W L Boyd Office.
FOURTH WARD.
yHdgss-A Brsatly, Robt Mills, Vim Patterson.
Recsiosr Of Totss-JO L Ryaa-
Esgssss TO z sssa sSsa H0 o5faso. ESQ
ElecioR to &c held at the Theatre $3.50
FIFTH WARD. a,-yF 4
Judgss--V Lofin, A B shankland, z R eIascock
ReceaVer Of Tctes-JOrdan coleman
Magistrate to AasRd-Josiah Perriss Esq.
BlectOn 10 be Leld at Lstmer 4 SANKEY'S. s1
SIXTH WARD.
.Hdgss-w W Pstfor, Thomas Issk, Richard Nc ann.
heceiUer Of TOtes--V Bsugh, 50 -F& q
CAefE--ThomAs OuE bingham. sarter lhurnond l
Magistrate to A1eRd-N Ii wilkinson, Esq. A.. s. ia
Election to be held At Sankey's stable e., lzssz,1
sETENTH WARD. r-t-
.Judgss-H Steel. R Owen, Hurt i. ..t. 50 i.
RcceiCeF Of TOtss-N CorbeH r Z
C7erks-1anes Meadows, W Handley,
Magistrate hfteRd-J 5hn Correct, Esq. ss..s -
Election be held at Temperance Ball Ea-
EIGHTH WARD
sIu5gss-John n Robbs, John Tanks!ey, Vim James.
ReosiceT Of T0tes--l 6 HAsbrook.
Clerks--N ,rtch, James Patton.
Magistrate 20 AtfeHd-W Meachau.
Election e5be held at fireman's Hall.
septf2-dds W. A. GLENN Recorder.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24
King Cotton and O.her kings.

Much has been said, in verse and prose, about
cotton being king, and coal and geld. The staple
may be "Fuer'' in it's sphere; coal is good thing
for steam and heating purposes generally, and gold
is very nice when one has plenty of it But of all
kings the one most to be dreaded-is the Fire King,
and the best way to guard against its rsvagss Is to
have your property insured at the Insurance Office
Of U. J. MARR, No. Is College street. sep6-dtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24

A gentleman, arrived in Richmond yesterday
from Arkansas reports that Gen. McCulloch's back
ward movement from Missouri was in consequence
Of order to that effect. made on the part of the
Military Board Of Arkansas, to which General
McCuiloch was constrained to hold himself subject
Great dissatisfaction was manifested st this injud
cious and untimely interference of the authorities
Of ArkansaI and its serious disaFrangement of the
campaign in Missouri.-Ric Examiner, Sept 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24
LArgo FIset az Old Point.

The essny hays collected large feet in Hamp-
ton Roads within the present week. They were
anchored opposite Old Point and Newport News az
lAts Is Tuesday night. What Point is to feel the
weight Of this armament is not yet known, though
a movement after the order of the Hatteras expedi
ZION ia evidently on the eve Of execution.
Signal ighta of unusual appearance have been
seen from Norfolk for several nights past in the
direction Of Fortress Monroe which have excited
the fears Of the tnid by reYiving the reports that
Norfolk is 70 be burnt by means of balloons
= The invaders are daily prscticing with their if
teen inch columbiad, which is planted on the beach
at Old Point--Richnond Eaquirer,Se 20 ~ g C
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24
mac lSuDreme JuaaeshIp.

We are authorized 10 announce A. J. MAROEBANKS, Of
warren county fer ude Supreme Court, at the eesz
3tb October nexJ, al The vacancy ooSssoned b the
signston OF E. :. Carathers Sug2ets
We orEed 70 announce BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY can
for Judse Of the Supreme Court lI the sLoy
stoned by the re9igEauon Of the Hon B L CsruthsS
ug2O-te
We authorized anhouneeJ 10 c. GUILD, Of Sumner -
dsste ST the supreme Court st the eeOton
hIth dag Of October next aRgi5-tde
We are snhorigea TO znncunce ". p COOPER, Esq,
Edda- Ter Jud the sUprsme Court, At the election
e fith Jay Of October next suge-te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24

From SOUTHRRE MIssoUN.-CoI. D. c. Cross
reached here yesterday, direct from the camp of
General HArdee, at Pitman's Ferry, near the Mis-
souri, line, sud about us miles distant from this
city. Col. G. reports that Gen. Il. is in command
Of large force Of well armed and appointed
men, whose military proficiency under the strict
dieiphne that has been maintained, is superior.
They are abundantly supplied with munitions and
proYisions-a eager for the fray, and have the
most uRbounded confidence in their gallant com.
mAnder and officers. When this column strikes
the blow will be an effective one.
Col Cross visits our city on business connected
with the service. and will return 70 his command
mmediately.-M Memphis Appeal, SEPT. u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24
aides Hospital and olo,bing AssocuatIOl

of Tennessee
lR The RELIEF OF The SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
or The CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
An Association has recently been formed IN Nash
lie for the purpose Of extending its efforts to
cry part OF the State and to secure the immediate
operation of every mother, daughter, sister, and
ife in Tennessee IN behalf of the destitute sick
ID wounded soldiers who have gone and shall go
to battle to defend the rights liberties and sacred
lnor of our beloved country, and to guard cur
,mes from dissertation. The object of this Asso-
alton Is, by Concentrated and unanimous action, to
ing to one point the patriotic labOrs Of hundreds
women who are equally interested in this ina
rtant work The members Of the Association
oppose to establish Depository Of Hospital StOreE,
lich will be contributed by every portion of the
ate. and fOrwardedVby committee Of ladies 70
point where they may be most required, to
oper authorities, who shall be responsible to the
icers Of the Association for the judicious distri,
zion Of the same.
ficsrs Of The Ladies Hospital and Clothing Associa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24

~ Mrs. francis B. FoGG, President
Mrs. DR.. SHELBY, YiceSPFesident.
Mrs. WILLIAM COOPER, Secretary.
Mrs. /. G. NICHOLSON, Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24
Gu ZoILIoorrEnis BaIalpE.-Cornnrals. SH,r

GEN. zOLLLooFFER's BsIeADEs -Corpofals SHAFFER
and BUxPAss, of Col RAMS Regiment, are in the
city having been sent here for the purpose of car.
ryingon supplies Of winter clothing for the soldiers
of ssid Brigade. The Brigade is now at Camp
Buekner, Cumberland Ford, Ky. aessrs SHARPER
and BUNRAss so directly on, and al1persOns having
Blankets socks, Shoes any other articles for Col
RASs' Regiment, will leave them at RGISs Brown 8
Drug Store, marked to the person for whom they
sreintended, in care of the Captain of his company
and the Colonel of his Regiment. $50 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24

We are informed that the percussion cap factory
of Tennessee is furnishing all the supplies of the
article that the Government is likely to need 1t is
said to be now making over one million caps week
ly, with capacities to supply thrice that number
necessary.-Richnsona h1dnlinsr Sept. 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24
UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES. H ~
Rags.

Save all your rags-eotton, fax, hemp &C. and
send them to market, where you can realize thres
cents pound.
Tae South wears oat more such goods than TIVE
such Nerhs and yet the North saves double the guam
tity of rags for making paper. Let this he changed
hereafter Save the rags to make paper, and there
by save money.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24

ITO the Taxpayers Of DsAi5son county We the Tax col
etors and County and Railroad have been In
every vkdiSct In sd and have now located ourselves
Office the court house. in Nashville, where can be
even day except Sundays, Ia OF receiving
the and all those that do not BY the 18th OF 0coh
will find tn II accounts the hands Of oeer Tar col
lection cos hereOn We compelled TO have taxes
owing hardness Of the do hope will your
taxes without J. 6. BRILBY; Railroad Collector
B. CHADWEIIs State ard County
September q, 6l-T4t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24
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of selling single copies at ten cents and more, 81,
Lodging that the paper costs them i've cents. al
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