davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
The Great English Remedy
SIg JANIS q tKAE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS I
f'ysgerf8 freHs frc-srYfior q Ssr y Clark
Nd PkFicen Extraordinary 70 fke Qrsen.
sIE JAVFsc1-ARAEs


fvspars8 freHs : pre-ersofion 81 ssr J. Clark
Nd .PsFioan Extraordinary 70 fke Qrsen.
a fvls-hle n.rii.is. j. u1IslilaS d ne cusee
81 laas rs.as ans aas.z-r.-s si-ea.e. - ~h,h lie
fsa.is eens,stuties &. -ues-t = moderate. ali -
ss-->f - feaaees 81 = s4.i. si.rs. So. So IS
care n.sY - feilea 81
To MARRIED. tkus}s
3 .naflraisfly suited. i vi. b. ,h.Ft tias
trsus sae raoushir r.-ri.-i ~.ss regularity.
refa f.effl<. prize af.e tefef. fssr- tle
nefs ~fssp r Great n.sttslr. = ps.ssss s.an,s.
te.ts
rAfTlc>
fts RE .tas-.s - II tftrs = fsari.s fae.as
80 F1h>f rHAEr KuAFa> ~ fssssrs.ssis-s. =
~ a. 49, 8 srsss - Ni<>'rrss..- ~ ~ a..
s.ttr fsase a. sns -sft
- a. eaess a New. Al <fsasi kseefso1s r.lo
ia tAs Back 81 Ilae.. r.lxse n sistt ss-rssoa
r.ial.stisn q th~ H<s-t. ur-ssfs-s a. * Ai.s-.
t1ele PRS vi srscs Gre 49, Al cher esaas
hst- sss'.t sct AitAeasa se~~sfsi r~sesy. e
49, e.1tsln lro-. es'o.a-i sufiuo.y . al4.afs<
sartfe' - ~ sse-ftfvtisn.
mn s.reeiisr. n ~ pssrfklrs srs.srs 81. r.sa
sse. ~-sca sbsa,s - carefully prr~ervsI
A. tfras ~ ~ rr.ses stsa-. ar4csa.s.
~ Ho<FS. isssGc as3s~sa : 4,
naeAeesel. X :
Sf-sl.e ~ sst 3 rastsss s..a,.s ss.oaz..s 6 -,
III. - rela-n sal 50 - r.iasiaslas.
s-4P \. nsrn-iay. frtrs- usese. ...s 81 $50
csaTst.- ,us-ts~sf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
WOOD. WOOD.

~ ~rfe~ ~ the rosr1 ~ <rAosi Ir-sts~. ~
ID aatAcrlzet - re.rsxs -estef -. .ssss - So
-Gsi.s~ss * sixty eas1s ei esf-t s~ase-sst or.. -
zsr sna hi~kery IRE ~s-d. flssr feet i..F -.
s.rtsd a. the fsnir sftfr4l tsti Hoasfs e ftis -
= he 3tst 1aT - >ete..e<f ne1t
r.s.es<si- 81 ~ receIsel ~ t1e star f.t~s -
--stl Safer ax.fae la tr<f. The ~r>f - -
-. us.lf = 1lnAs ~ = rteslsr<.
foHs REfxHkHn
Terr--Bszts. A4s-- :. 49,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
Within the Next Thirty Days

" sN stU o. or present sfoei. II" fAsI
and Doilars north. II ~ csp rats
P1ces faat 1riA ,aduec pssYl, 70 buy.
AND w THINK We CAN
TAf.aghouiihe fsl snt wis~r. ~e hall BE- EN-
TENSIvFIy sUrrLfEp, - a-aal. New Arrivals
pAiiy' with pysIgAny LEADING GOODS. aaa
Srw slYIrs os DRESS GOODS. - hey appear
Ia mari l. orr sUYEr ha- mss len u. Fugs
Posted - Esyeft % 81 raeis. ana ~ are IL
frtais,.l thefe ,han =. L.cviy llc's. At The BUN
EYE. tn Tsll
Our New Programme
eooDS soin STRICTLY fOR cAsr. .sn o.,
aEIAn.R INDUCEMENTS {. = N RIVERS 1.
purchase A. he sucks3e'' thaA they sse aware a.
I. RICE * SON
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
L. RYcE q SON.
.yE W. PROC X. Il. MsME
W A R T | M E S !
ND MORE CREDIT.
Goods Must be Paid For on Delivery
lNrEHANE ALWAYS AIMED TO DO
y Cash Business :
VIEW. R.I.M.uE
N0 mORE CREDIT +.
Goods Must be Paid For on Delivery

~ - hses saad- sresa -.hy account -ish
.,.s,shsd time - e1rii,. = - pssd ~hcs saes
eouss- .ser- presented. n. A6GRIGArl. 81 sveH
DIETS nov AMOUNTS = STNERaI. THOuSASD
DOLLARS. ssans & iA~n isns .taOaias- Z. b.
kerf -'n 81 ~. me.sf "A tho sCoEc HiSa
nuls. puts ~ = --ricn- faee~venienoe sui
No. sfseell5 reqa~s everybody iaaehtea - a
- make hrsnoilate payment. fftA~y oaaT ras ssl,
g-ly par - sreaee, =. sa'asss - .psl a. go
49, ~ .trn glvr Fa.ft,i.saf it,g'f.-' 70 he
cEs4iss u th--- Net. A. the s.sa. tine ~
hsv, determined No rscif,.f'y that ~ ~-As
W Ls,, l,lssf- snd frcrn this tinss We 81 40.
Ell. Tar Cs.a B,sefas~. asa ss.T
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
BLACK SILK !

In ee.aaes -. fer s't--' ssa T-svel'as
gss-a, Fsr'.s. .sa rsnss c6sss. =. ~
p.a4ss $40 nr,~ee chss-"f'
r'~s.ss i'n'.sss'ersa Rresar Iaem.aar
- ss.. sas Friend. 70 ~, ..iss sber.sivs.
setssarr iures =, he =, Of
AnvANcEIN corroN aooDS,
s.s. .,. ~ so -.a'. 'a p--se. q,
-e'i ~ ~ =. s-sshss Al ar rosa. fos
s..A as .s'i~rsla.'v-', for e.-s
EpsAiI M'uoVGAL 0so
cs~ss 49, 49, f.sfsa ~lsa.
ua..- TzSSx-szrTs- M
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

100000 wards
PRINTED CALICOES.
Al " which We srv aso .esiine a. fclIows
cAIlcoEs. a, Q een,s Pss -
Es,-. fas. coior~. ns
Superior quali,ie, and .rsie~ a.
vory be-: manufactured At 10
s:rosrm .,F.ssstns;
oees 1 Brown Ma-iias a. g
Superior Fine DO a. A.-4 .
Extra 80 to ~ inch Dc. at and To-
Bleached Nuslins.
Good BIeacAed da=ilns a. C..
Exfr, Fine IA - Z
Superior si.lrt.as a. IA
We have a.. n -tss~ 90, ii different
brand 1t tise ue-i popular E.~agiei
u.,.sl.n- i
shirnnss, sheeting, Pillow Cases
Of tie follow IN name. Hi. Somrcr. Iienl
james Nil Boot MIl. Sussex. wam-ni,a.
wiIlamssIlie Moaodneek Csaes,oss. &c.
We call e.e.--l a.teat.on l. 10, o.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
LEGAL.

NOTICE or APPLICATION TOR LSCFNsf-
~ Notice i hereby given. fhst viii apply 70 he
Bard u Commissioner a Ntgo county, Indiana. ~
their newt regular term. commencing on the IL
Monday Ia Decembef. fsGi. Ter ccnse 81 sell In
foxlcstinR liquors IN = les quantity han quart
AZ time" " place q insiness AMI Tbs premises
Wherein said liquor sfo he sold. " sbash street,
o. lof Ne. a. IN IL rsute Hsrrison tov'' ship. u
Viss county. fneisns
y. KATIE CH
sx~s 4
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

y single hossls u SrktInTSG'- fRErALfp
l.TF viii Ave ten times a. cSet.-ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17


By the use Of these Piii- the. periodic attack
Nervous Or >iok HeadasAe may be prevented; sni
aiken at the commencement q an stt~ok. ininet.sis
elief from sickness will b. obtained.
They seldom fail ia removing tie .Faas,I sni
Heas.acle 10 which females nlneh subject.
tosfirene~-.
For L.fe,ars a.,.. .Sad~vs~. Deile~is Females
Ans all ptrsOns 81 s,sealdry habit. tley .alusbs
laxative. la Improving The GFJ<sfe . wing ksa~
and rigos - ihe digestive orgAn AM restoring si.
natural electricity and strength q the whole :, .i-os
The CKPHALIC PILLS are he result d ioug iase--
LEGATION and carefully conducted experiments. having
been In many years, during which time tAe,
have prevented and rel 'ved vast amount II pain
he aerroa sy@f,'@ Of som = dersngei state q Vi.
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition
and nay De taken at ell um~- with peri-ct safety
without making any change 81 diet ond ne o5s,n.<
Of any disogreeaile ti.ie tesJsr. sase 70 sJn.a-
isfeT neDi 70 c1adren.
BEw AREOF COUNTERFEITS
The genuine have signature, . Henry c. Specializing
earil box.
.-soia by Druggists ara I'll o,L.r dealers j. nd
en-s.
te1 -li b. --as ~ nail rsc.'ps sfA-
PRICE - CENTS
All .sssr- shoold - .dsre-s~d %
HENRY {. sPAULDTAe
sSesi.r stsest. Nee ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

ss- Sufferers from ssro.aious se'floz,-. eis1a p
..hx vesr x0ur Pinpies, D'oscles, Cheers, >rrf. -
Nh, lave tie life twisted out q you ~ DyrTsp--s
fA.,..n..lsa Al Gcuts WY Eurer Syphi'.'ie ---'
sle-sgrsa a.sel.s 70 ~ tie boaes u scUs 1iy =
-. n@.h % yous sonesi My - yous -iass.-a
af-l sras and scatter IL d-temPers thorough yeHf
..,a-s Ana Co>f. IK'f q safs4Pafiiis eere'
-. complaints and Gle Ese- ta~a oct q the -ss-
,-m IL i faithfully AMI "a bring % society .
,..,asr ei-anl.sr. anl lar mere acceptable inesn-
Democrat Baltimore. 81 lunk2ivi~
Ef We wcali cab he Pasaoaisr attention 4 -
~ re4Aer 81 To stver-i-sane-t * Mol az
..f,ar,h,nlas Cord.si an Ne.can.c OF iln.n.eut
r..v ~. TO vel known IN his community = re-
.are recommendation. Bu, there are nisEJ q oar
rsdsrs wao are suffering ffo-i te4snsesasnt q 'A'
s....s.re GRAMS. wiitoui the -,shisst iisa 4 n
essl cas-s ewing r.s . symptoms s'sA - -
ss,s- nerfous unpleasant feeling. .sascis'ee AL
- saerry. making cxi-teace harden To- al ~hs
oa5 - afflicted try ,sls Cordial it all give iinine
fl.ss relief 10 al Who max b afflicted nth ~e1c
r. Paine x an kind ~ the i4rlusest- >As Toe ~
eerftseui~sa -. sIoLAer column. lsuselc's-i~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
De. KING's DIsPBNsARY

49, Dr. KING. foras.ly Of New 7sgk, Tor lhs
49, four years Of Lsuigills, E0ntucky, ana Who
devoted bis attention 70 the treatment Of private diseases Ter OgF
thirty yerrs himself having attended praces fsr 90
aaay years. and eErsd many hoEzands be sHahd to
All diseases q private naturs, matter how tier nag b
from inadcsus medical treatment from neglect their OHa
Dr. Kings D5senSsy no. q DeGrok street, between Csy
and The sauare, all DISEASES Of private nsturl
SEBREEA CARED EisEOut nAzGlsus medicine ntsrsnea
hon buEiResS.
sTRICTuRrs fol3 Fsos1t das, sFsozAT cured In ~
days,hy An operation which Psa- where sctnIs
sst health cannot bs enjoyed Perhaps dase
Etlscnis. and undsrniHss the constitution uuch.
BYSHIs, with al the DISEASES Of the BEin, growing Qua
let treatment, sdsctaAly cured IN H daPa
sEuzAL WE1EESss, particular attsn0E having sn gESa 70
this ssa and all the conBeq aenoes ring o1t cir nOagt
On IN many oAses s dostrucB habits Of ineonEdsrsts
Youths and ndulgsns q tie psonss neglect q
which will undsns re Constitution, dinE he ga
hsfor bzsnsss society, and cGasng preSt1rs cid AZ
Rsrasss nay ishorns With anT tc1ity Of &c Nos
ray Fssl assures ofinEsdats rsliei.
Psrsons residing abroad b writing aEd stating shG VII
enclosed directed . Dr A King, Ne, ., Deadfick gest
aEViIe Team will ha the Necessary usdelns asnf 70 to
sdrsas, With dtrsoons Strict seeoy ohFd oGtt
soarS hen o'sloSk n ~ noIAaE HaI sa ne e,SEi
saWl3.I8Ss-SkUlg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
a GARD.

beg leave to say to the public that the sentinels
detailed from my command, who were on duty al
the building burned on the morning of tse 2Sd
inst, were at their posts and faithfully performing
their duty After an Investigation of the cause of
the fire before the commanding officer Of this Post
an satisfied that it impossible for the guard
to have known anything that was going on inside
of the house, as they were not permitted to enter
the same. No sentinel from my command is al
lowed inside, but their duties are altogether out
side of the buildings to be protected. am sure
the sentinels on this occasion entirely blsms-
less. J. N. HAWKINS,
Can't Com'dg Battalion, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
Foreign Markets.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 28-The Cincinnati Commercial
Of the 25th has been received here, AID it contains
later news. special Washington dispatch, dated
the Gath, says that private letters from England in
dicate that the people insane with wrath against
the United States. Even the lowest classes of So
eiety "hound" the Government to declare wsr
against the United Ststes. Lord Lyons had post
poned his Official communication to Seward at the
request of the latter, whose advices from England
are not so late as those received by Lord LyOns.i
The feeling between Seward and Lord Lyons is
friendly.
Five tug boats and two gun5Oats arrived at Cairo
on the 24Eh.
The London TImss says James Watson Webb.
the United States Minister to Brazil, has demanded
that Gov Maralan be superseded for allowing coal
to be supplied to the priyateer Sumter.
1t was rumored in New York OF the oath, that
Mason and Slidell had bSen released and were TO
be sent to England the next day on the steamer
Europa.
The New York Express of the 24th says it was
rumored that a. an interview between Lord Lyons
and Seward, the latter read lettsr from Minister
Adams, written ten days ago, who said the United
States ought to give up Mason and Sidell, if Eng
land should make the demand, on the ground that
the capture illegal and contrary to the law of
nations.
IL is believed among the Englishmen in New York
that Queen Victoria will abdicate the throne on
account of the grief she experiences in conse~
quence Of the death of Prince Albert
A dispatch from JenersonVllle, NO, Oased the
Gath, says Prices army had reiterated from OsceO
la The latest accounts from Price are to the GOTH
when he was at Hermansville, hurrying South.
A letter from Cairo to the Cincinnati Commercial
says, the rebels have sunk scOws and wharf boats
loaded with rock, in the channel of the river at
Columbus; and that they have chain cables stretched
across the river, and that they have submarine
batteries placed in the deepest part of the river to
be fred off by galvsBic batteries.
At trial of gunboats at Mound City, on Sstur>
day, st distance of five and six hundred yards,
two balls took effect, making slight indentatiOus
and starting the rivets, but did not splinter the
wood behind the iron.
The British Government are about sending non
commissioned officers to Canada to drill the
militia.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Dec Il. per steamer Persia-The
Cotton Brokers Circular reports the sales Of Cot
ton for the week at IS 600 bales, of which specu-
lators took 900 and exporters 600. The market
closed frmer at al advance of az d. Sales Fri
day 18th, 900 bales, closing dull The authorized
quotations are. Fair Orleans I'D, Mi1ding Orleans
iOEd; Fair Mobiles lid ,Middng Mobiles lO3d, Fair
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

TIE War ON THE SEACoAsT-A report reached
this city yesterday, that q detachment of the
Yankee troops crossed over from Port Royal Is
land to the main land few nights since, and at.
tackled picket Of our soldiers, eignt IN number.
During the skirmish which ensued, two of our men
were wounded. and the whole picket numbering as
above, were captured by the enemy. On the next
day, flag of truce was dispatched from our head
quarters to inquire after the condition of the pris
oners, when information was obtained that the two
wounded men had died from their injuries and
that the six others were held Is prisoners. The
captured soldiers are said to be members of Col.
Jones' Regiment South Carolina Volunteers
Charleston Mercury Dec. "a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

Departure OF GIN. CRIITENDEN AND STATF.-Asj
Gen. Geo B. Crittenden and his Stat, comprising
the gent emen named below, left our city on
Wednesday evening last, for point Of destination
unnecessary for US to mention ct present; but
where their presence, we believe, aye kHOo, will
both be known and felt in q shert time.
Msj A. L. Cunningh ham, Adjutsnt General; Maj
J F. Brewer, Quartermsster; MAJ. Giles H. Hillyer,
Commissary; Capt. Harry J, Thornton and Caps
Vim ". Porter, Aids de camp.
Capt Barnard, who is also connected with Gen
C's staff has been detailed upon detached service
at this post.-Raorvils Register, Dec. p,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

Lime il he'd st ioc per bushsl FER sacksd 90
200 for unalackad.
There Il = heavy demand for Wool, sad g faia
ready sale e 69cCSsl par ID, according % qualify
Dried Fruits are IL considerable demand. Ne
quota peeled Applss at sl.25 per bzzhsl, psslsd
Peaches at s2@26O and unpseIsa At S15O 70 200.
The article Of Starch Is growing very scarce,
and is held at zee per ID. We understand ils nan
ufaeture has alresdy been commenced Ia this city,
while another establishment forts manufacture
win soon commence operations. EsahviIls win
shortly Afford an ample supply.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

THE NATURALIZATION LAVA bill has been pass =
ed and returned to Congress with the approval Of
the President extending the provisions of the ma
turslizstion law to all persons not citizens of one
of the Confederate States, who are engaged in the
naval service of the Confederate States during the
war 1t is provided that the oath is TO be admins
tered to the Captain or other commanding officer of
the national ship to which the parties entitled to
the benefits of this act may be attsched-Richm0nd
EryEpineT Dec 25
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
Interesting English IatsEIiaence..The
RendeZVOus OF the BrIIAAh FIeeSsaPrs.
IRraLIens IOOPeH tho Blockade.

Interesting English IateEliRenCe..The
RendeZVOus Of the BrIIAAh FIeeSsaPFs.
rRraEienS 10 open tho Blockade.
We have had the pleasure of an interview with
n Fry, OF Alabama, who arrived in our city q
dy or two ego, after visit of some months to
EglGnd. Mr.. Fry came IL the same ship with Mr.
B Die of Norfolk to one of the West India Islands,
were Mr.. Bisbie is still detained. Their voyage
vs. an unusually long one. having left England on
f 8th Of November. But even st that early
tried, the sympathy of all classes in England with
-le South was universal, and Mr. Yancey expressed
ne opinion that England would be at war with the
Dited States in thirty dsys. On the arrival of
heir vessel in the West Indies, few days ego, the
sptsin Of an English sunboat informed Mp. Fry
hat orders had been received for the British feet
a the West India waters numbering some eighty
sssels-ofswRr. "a larger number than the whole
egulsr U. S. Nsvy) 10 rendezvous at Havana; az
Fder which wa2 understood to be in ,nseq uence
4 the state of aaIirs gro wing out CT the outrag
pom I Trent
As g farther exhibition of the British people, we
larn from our informant that, shortly before he
1T the West India port referred to, some suspiD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29


are auihoIiz'd 70 fnutp Fee J. b. HIN TON IS crdl
lr sheriff Davidson County at the ensuing March cleo
tecl9-td
For Clerk.
sre authorized to announce JEssH JORDAN as can
for ounty cout Clerk Of Dayidaon County, at the en-
March eIscti0a. d@@I-od'
auih1rze1 to announce kO5JlU5kO y aANpH as a
a. or oopay Court CLERK OF IaVison county at the
= electisn. deo2l-Ias
f -~forised tn amt LTND3LEY GIOH0L
p sOlerk OF th. C,HHty Court Of Davidson county,
March election. dec2t-td
For Revenue Collector.
Yeare authorised to announce E. z. EVgRBTT as eau
lat Revegue Collector Of Davidson county at the
dng March election sec29-td
Wear authorised to announce ANDREW GREGORY IS q
candidate for Revenue Collector Of Davidson county the
suing March eleeti5n. deo29-td'
We authorized to announce Gro FcRvKIL q candi
date r Revenae Cole tor Ct Davidson county, the ensuing
Mars election. decl6 dds
We are authorised to am oHADWELL, the pres
ent oOestor candidate for Bevtnue Collector David
90 bnty, st tbs ensuing March election.
We authorized to LILLIAN PAYNE 90
candidate for State and osnty Revenue Collector for es,d
bounty at the tns Ui AsTch elesioR. decd ddS
Circuit Judge.
We authorized to JUpGr BATTER will tie Cfs
Of Circuit Judge another term the people dsslrs it.
dseIS-dtds
We are authorized to TURNER FOSTER IS .
candidate for Juegs Of hs Chcut Court counties Williamson
and Davidson. det29-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
For the War.

I am, By authority, raising q regiment FOR THE
WAR. 1t is to be hoped that the struggle will be
short, but whether long or short it is now evident
that the people of the South have fight it through
or consent to become the obedent slaves Of North
ern despotism.
1 viii gladly accept the applications OF such
companies as are willing te devote themselves to
the cause Of our COnfederscy until its independence
is recognized.
will furnish gOsd arms and all. that the regs-
lations allow.
Those desiring to join the regiment will address
me by letter or telegraph, or apply in person at
this place.
Fifty dollars Bounty is given by the Government
to each volunteer for three years, or the war.
JOHN G. BURCH,
G. S. A, Aid to Gen. Pillow.
Columbus, KY, December 9th, 1851.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

ACciDEHTLY KuLED-CLICKsToNE s. HARRISON,
member of the Lebanon Greys," Col. HATTON's
regiment at Strawberry, Va, on the Path Dec
1861. in the 18th year Of his age. He was good
soldier, q true hearted gentleman, and consistent
Christian He needs no eulogy, no monument
prouder than the name he left embalmed in the
hearts of those that knew him. 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
NOTICE. 10 CandIda1es.

Glars Of candidates inserted in tie UxoS AND AMERICAN
paid for g. other business notices. and the payment
IN a6vancs Of publication. This rule viii be enforced
bly, No eirsuars either Of candidates their frendG
reaer be inserted in this papes any other terms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

Uplands ll1d, Middiing Uplands 1Osa Stock os
hand S97 600 bales, Of which az 900 are American.
Manchester advices are unfAVcrable. The ar
ket was dull.
HGvRE, Dec. 14.-Cotton has advanced to s
france, with steady market; sslss Of the week
$500 bales; Tres 142f; Bss 1s6; stock on hand
1900 bales; bresdstufs quiet, provisions firm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
wanted.

the services of Distiller-one who is capable of
experimenting the construction and management
Of slarge Dissillery; to such person uuususl in
duccments are offered. Apply by letter to
STuIMAA & BREES.
dee16-2w Memphis, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

All members of Col MANEY's Regiment phw in
the City are requested to meet at the old srmOry
of the Rock City Guards corner of Union and Sum
mer streets, at III o'clock to day, to attend the fu
neral of private \. L. Reid, Co. c, Rock Cit.
Guards J. Ii. PEARL. Sgt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

Soldiers belonging t. Gen. ZoLLICoFFER's Brigade
now off on sick furlough, or Government business,
snd who desire transportation to their commands
will apply this day at the Transportation Quarter
masters Office frat door below the City Hotel.
Inc9--dOt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

The Ladies of the Tennessee Clothing AssOcia-
ton gratefully acknowledge the receipt of liber-
al donation of fifty dollars from Mrs. griffin, OF
Kentucky, for the benefit Of destitute soldiers
Mrs FRANCIS B FoGG President
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
NoIlcs 20 Oerrespendcnts.

: ItWlNO5 20 ggE LosE0ENoNEaa
e1teem It special fsyeE eur friends and eoIrespon-
= various divisions and camps Of the Confederate
furnish rs with all the gossip aRd news proper 70 BE-
-Jre the public. We wish to make our paper both an
ng and welcome visitor 70 the tent Of every soldier
battles for indspesdeacs Their letters shoald be
q % ne nt NaallIille. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

FoRT HENRY, Dec 10th, 1861.
AL absent officers and men stationed at this Post,
who are not On military duty or sick leave, are
directed to join their respective commands imne :
diatey. By order Of A HEMAN,
d2c24lw Colonel commanding Ftrt Henry
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

FoRT DoNEIsoN, Dec. 18th, l8GI.-AI officers and
privates of the Both regiment Tenn volunteers, alb
sent on turlough, or otherwise, will Immediately
return, if able, and report themselves for duty.
By order of Col. J. W. HEAD, Com 3Oth Regt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
GenelaI orders-No. sp.

Fort HENRY, Dec. II, 1861.
Hereafter no families of officers, or men, will be
permitted to live at this post The5e already here
may remain until further orders.
By order of a REIMAN,
Col. Commanding, Fort Henry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
HVILLE /.
5ar uonrrNe. DEC. 20. 1851.
w..,se 20 Friends.

t,,e,,s srrivirg from ne doninlons Of King Lu
h.,e copies Of TIE late LeuiSyIlls, Cincinnati e
,.-ers wiz ecpssr special syOr beth ourselves
sio hy lsaviss them at or once, in Nashville, with
de.ay Poss.bls. We Will cheerfKlly pay any expense
in yfecuring them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

A dod5le csc Tobiss Watch, with chain al.
taohed. Tbs finder will be rewarded if the watch
ia returned to this Office.
dec25-dst"