davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-01

II he ercy D6osrd ana rePit 10 i've o e bH a
the section ordunGcu No ~ approvre IcG
% 1855 The l9nnc VII rot pay say bill Hg"n tho eiy s
accordance VIII; The oId'nnnc" referred TO.
SI't President Board q I lHA4a Aldermen
rros i: It, Board I o;5it Of r Aldermen.
Signed. JouH L. Lew Is, Mayer
TIL attention the o1csrt Of the city and of the pusc is re-
specially called to 'ns foregoing resolqio2:
-4--5 T. -2n2L-1--r City Of &gH 1L...ns
POLlCE JAlL--OFFiCIAA.
W IL @ ~ s. ' r. a Si' 10, Ti hS4 pa" On
sF9nEa TO Mr.. Htrry M"Sc w"% lives nenr Grpd Gulf
beard black ro5 On he LETT ya r. m the lett rhr~s 6 ~
one Of the lower teeth missing and is aged about %
The owner wi" call H Si2 3 IL HI so2?5y Ss2;s33
r....,..-,,,o, ,., Keeper of City Police Jetl.
F. J. FORSrAII.
nly-L ~ " DEPUTY Comptroler.
r. hrso%F M e The r. q otty Pofscs e
Says he bcongS Mr. Pierre Salya who lives ch, in lie
P " o d@ Ta fcT f q .nSb sl
and heavy lips, j, heerdIc' and is "srI ABOUT p years
The 08'F will call ST. SHn Iii %Hf b1%%z",5Gs
Registered May IS 49, 1861. NV ''''''''
my27 l5t pepnty 't Gcm'ptroter
w A. I nrouSht e the City Fotce Hail on
belong. t? Nj william ial. who lives in Jefferson county
range ofeeh, is bsrdess, has tie rEG leg ard
The OWE" vi" cal Yt s4 Gr R 81 2!%?%f{ law
p.-,......,,..,,', Keeper Of t'y Police jail.
1,.,,. ALFRED a. nUcRos,
myl5 IT Clerk Of Comptroller.
WAS brought 70 the City Poltce. Jail on
XII H. = f q t' XIII T g IA me suite a. 'i:,i'.
kha good t ifi P I H .5 Ita[ 81! me tlSni
The ownsr viii cs and cIin I b ,1E Lax,
MIGUEI. HER%AN6ET J ~ l1s 10 'A"'
Registered May J. I'0I r ropcr,rr
Loy2 y, Denmy Coup.roller
w he Eyth o Hhr i5f fhe q tf u Tlr "2A
SaYS he belongs = MI John Holland who lives Poutra 1t.
m@'e. haLS ~ r,Iiteni.L%[ Ia. f 80 're''4 j4ce @,
tegh E4S a .-- viii sn rti w" vi w. l| E
car r[ to the sl5nT " an. IND. Is !sd ood 80 years
HGGUEL UEkNAHbEz, IT,
Registered May l, 1851 NY '''S '"''
,,.2 ~ F. J. FoKSTALL,
--------- ----l-----G--
w rs drought to tn1 City Police .EAtI on
high has curly hair very yong n,ruclp looks Intelligent,
Tie ow1sr viii c9t! gd cln ~ prooery
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Regsered MAY l, I861 u "'' ''''e 'A'''
F. j. FORSTATT.
- " 2ZH--2 -@-l9-[oIeL-
w the 2Hh Of fj ly6l. The light gIiT boy DNTIN SIys
tos tee wsrr 4T , beT5 md has a e@r a@ s@9a
years '7'''N '' anu ID ''3v' "'"u' "a
The owner Will cali and claim his pronerty according to law
p....., , ,s aIs'N H Eos.s q 5y } F5se J.
F. J. FQRTsTAIL,
my l2l Ltnny Comptro!er
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-01
AtarnlE gnttlttgtIUe.
Cleared Yesterday.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Saturday Morning, June |, 1851.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-01

CHARLES WHARTON, Ir.,
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 walnut strest,
je3 ly6W PuuIpsLTut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-01
rexas Cattle, first quality, p he

PRICES &:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-01
Arrived Yesterday
StH116NF1pnSS.


schr Fanny. Ryan in Mobo in baltas to n,a,cr~.Bn,n
Flat No .. from Cairo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-01

Prs.Ioasr received from te Id epelaber 1gco. I'D

Total receipts for the 396 54
season. business is closed ::
The receipts Of cotton this port from el from SEP
Saturday last comprised 36 066 bales against
a9ng2a bales date last decreae This year Of
nHl4s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-01

reAR rhe receipts have been liberal but he pnfavor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-01
STATE OF LOuIsIAFA,
Parish of Orleans. CITY oF New Or

1.-THE Board of have pay per cent in
the outstanding Profits year,
1857 1858 and 1852 and after the MONDAY III Feb
ruary noxt,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-01
r 4 Z NJ E ".

gE1a FOR RRE1AflV-Thp Al fast smiling BrcraenS
f%RS ship Gcpr@a. CGt "h,r-;. now ready fol ctgo
{a,and VIII haze immediate Dispatch For balance VI
freight apply
n5IS BANTER LOVEI.f.h co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-01

ESPAyE RU F'RENIIER DTSTF$ICT.-ElR etc
"A conduit tpnYes du Premier District euCOiuure def
rues Lafayette ct Vine. CONNIE dpRves-
I'm Cuhr fonr nor ayHnt DIES aches hAuchc5
utt dnit.
In rubi bun onct ct couleur de ayat un6
blanche front.
81 les pas rdcamtS orrs ct le
tras pay. lis ven us renchero pubque, dit dtpo
lie MEEGREpl, 3 de jun 1851 a 10 heurcs A. NJ.
G. l. FANSSOU&,
ntpuld Commssuiru dies Rues.
NrF5ya li.. N linn lie tlp Va II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
sasrato court as Nashviils..,cqn

oonfederate Court as acknowledgements.
tEattOn.
The Judge Of the Confederate Court, made an or
der yesterday. thas the merchants in the city OF
Nashville, and those of the Middle District who
are summoned to answer on garnishuent on the sec.
ord Monday in November, vii not be required to
@Dswer until the third Monday in December subject
to continuance then for special cause.
This order does rot apply to those who held proF-
ert as copsignees, or on commission; they sc ex-
pected to Alsw r. it lie report e property only
belonging to "slien enemies2 sW
The Court also adjuosed that all property ard
debts owed by citizsns or residents Of Kentucky,
Missouri Maryland, Delaware and the District OF
Columbia, must be reported The property Of those
engaged in hostility, or aiding and abettng in the
war now wsgCd on the Confederate States, is sub
Ject to sequestraton under the act. The rights of
those loyal to the South viii be protected, but
the evidence must be produced in court. Il
The foregoing statement is made on the authority
Of the Receiver
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
DIR. KINGS DIsPEHgARY
FOR PRIVATE DFSEAEEa

~ DE- king, formerly II EsE York, Tor ns
49, tour ysArS ofLouiSyills, KsntaeEy, and vhs 4 q
sVstss attention 70 the treatment Of prVs dIssa T V,S
dirty germ. hasrs himself having attended praetOs ~ -
years. cared hoalands, be suahIa J. =
n dscasss . nAture, ~ A. - -
ron medical treatment, IRON ssgnet sf 40 -
d. EngS DpenSAry No. q Deadrck strsst bstsssH Ck
I'd Square, where be AL diseases Dvats ans
Cared without naueious ne5eias % lntsrsn
buSzess
ofoid resent data, sfscuay szrsd N fs
4ys, operation which csasss pAa. WHARF shrsEura
zs health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps dHss eana NJ
,isshief and underniass the Combination % Euah.
SYPHILIS With all the diseases Ofhe skin growing ont
set or treatment sdsstaally Cared ~ davs
sEAL WEAKEEs, particular attention having hesa rIl a
the eff hrsngAf
in many cases ~ he destructive habits Of fneonsslka
7ouths and i1dugenca Of the PASSIONS nsEsct n
Which lI upSeine he constitaon rsnarinx re nbisf -
stor 5zsi7sss society, and csasng prsnaturs oli Ass
Vemses Ehr NAY Be- iasoT1g With dsuS q As WsnA
CAV rsst assured Of immediate reliaf.
Persons residing abroad b writing ARd Gtng tsr ass n
iss enclosed directed 70 Dr. KnE Ne ., Desiriek 1-.s
NASHVILLE Fenn viii h the Necessary medicine ~ - -,
address, 18th necessary directions Strict secrecy obed ne
lour O'clock in The morning mil "a lhs 0TSnia
nAy23. Is58-ekEly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08

SPECIAL DISPATCHES to The Nashville UGlon and Amrsan
RICHMOND, Oct. The enemy has landed uesi
Port Royal
John Tyler and Roger A. Pryor have been electet
to Congress from Virginia.
The Lincoln steamer Union" was wrecked near
Fort Macon, loaded with horses, cannon and pro
visions. Seventy-one prisoners were taken.
! The steamer Bermuda" with eighteen hundred
bales Of cotton, has run the blockade at Savannah
] AHLEDG VILE, Oct 6th-Ths Legislature met
Mr. Bllups was elected President of the Senate and
Aiken peaker of the House.
The Governors message deprecstcs the power of
the President to accept troops except through State
authority, he regards the system Rs unconstltu
tionsl, and opposed to the doctrines upon which
State rights are based.
He recommends an advance of two-thirds the
value Of cotton to planters and that the State pay
the war tax and subscribe to the construction of
direct European steamship line. Georgia has fifty
regiments in the field,
MOBILE, Oct Judge Dargan, candidate fer
Congress, carried this city.
SAVANNAH, Oct 7,-0n Monday Commodore Tat
nall engaged the enemy's vessels at Port Royal two
hours, two shots passing through a steamer. At
savannah yesterday sH was quiet. Il is reported
that the enemy are landing at Hunting island Firing
heard last evening at Port Royal and this fore
noon heavy and rapid FIRING A dispatch from
Beaufort at l0k o'clock says that terrific hgLt is
progressing.
CHARLESTON Oct Gen. LEE arrived here to day. |
and Col. CLNoxASs North CarOlina regiment ar
rived
WILLIAM PoRCHER MuEs is elected to Congress
from this city.
Eight vessels passed the bar bound South.
NkNPHIs, Nov THE Lincoln gunboats are benz
harding Columbus Ky } to day. It's rumored that
here is land attack also. Particulars are pre-
vented by restrictions upon the telegraph.
Priv,'e Dsps'eS to ". Gle Esq.
SAVANNAH, Nov, 7.-NO attack has been made on
the Georgia Coast An engagement Is now going OF /
oetEeen LNCoiS's armada and Port + yal Bate
mes We distinctly hear the report Of the guns
Port Royal Is thirty miles in an air line
Troops have been sent from here to assis. Port
Royal.
P.ivsts Dispatch rom N, mphis.
AiNFHs, Nov There is fghurg at Columbus
'Owdsr has been ordered from here
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
A Card.

A card appeared yesterday in the UNION AND
lHERIoAK from P. DOYLE, upon the subject Of coal
C., which we would not have felt constrained to
ave answered had it not contained direct propo-
iton to u.s. which to sell coal to certain parties
fifteen and twenty cents. In answer to which
We say, in justice to ourselves our creditors and
hsse having prior claims upon our bounty, we do
OF feel able to sell coal at that price. Mr.. DOYLE
as the ability to reduce his coal to that rate, we
INK be ought to do so without display or desiring
public concert of action. 1t may all be meal, and
may not. We nowledge the claims of religion,
umanity &C., and have tried to act from such high
iotives, but have never thought proper to ACCOM-
any such actions with the display of trumpets and
indy articles in the public journals. We expect
pursue our course as heretofore in giving money
)al and selling at reduced prices to persons when
e think their necessities require it, in keeping
it'll our abilities. The impression which Mr.. DOYLE
7ldently intends to make upon the casual reader
his card this morning is, that his coal at twenty
cents is only for the poor, but it Is our impress
on that the sales are made Unfortunately, with
1t regard to that class and perhaps the limit to
fly bushels to one person was more fer his own
rejection than sympathy for any class. We do not
,sre to tire patient public, and we hope now to
smiss the matter from public consideration, after
turning our thanks to the UNION AND AMERICAN for
leir kindness in publishing our l.. icles.
B. SHEPARD.
VIZ. A. JAMES
JEo. II. HAYDEN
10 No
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08

steamer Bornssis, from Hamburg. via Southamp
ton Oct Esd passed here this forenoon for New
York. Her advices are three days later than the
Europas, aud are of interest commercially
Breadstufs show decline.
The London Times, in a leader. says the blockade
of the Southern ports is not effective, and reminds
the Washington Government that foreign nations
are bound to recognize real blockade. Il also
shows that the cutting off of the cotton supply il
the work of ne South as much as the North; and
it also seems quite true that all cotton expectation
has been forbidden by the Confederate Government
In order that fereign nations, especially England
may be forced to take sides in the American
quarrel
Spain, France and England will send Joint ex.
p' dtion to Mexico, and Spain will demand satsfac.
ton for insults
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
Reading Matter on Every page.
A Card ofrhnRks.
HEADQUARTERS 18th RtG TENN. voLs. |
CAMP BUCKNER KY, Oct &c, 1861.


CAMP BUcKNER KY, Oct &c, 1861. !
On behalf of the 9th Regiment Tennessee Volun
teers, composed Of companies from the counties o
Marshall Bedford, Jackson, and Franklin, which
have the honor to command and in their name
return our wsrmest thanks, to the people of those
counties for the liberal contributions TO the seve
raj companies embraced in my command, and for
which we are indebted to your patriotism and
liberty.
Approaching winter In connection with the EN-,
bsrrsssments ofour Qusrtermssters Department
. threatened my command with suffering, but your
timely aid and liberal assistance with proper
economy on oGr part in the absence of accident,
has placed that contingency beyond the pale of pos
Eibiity.
Upon our return to Cumberland Ford sitter
long and srdous march to, and from Rock Castle ex
posed all the while to thenclemeneies of the season.
the men scanty clothed and but poorly shod, fresh
from the fell of strife and the last resting place
of some of their brave comraies.in arms. found
the contributions which your muuifeient hberality
had rendered US
This demonstration Of your hssry co operation
In the cause II which we are eDgaged-this evil
dence Of your sympathy in our sufferings-this
CHARACTERIZATION OF your sOtLcltCUS lOF our welfare,
invigorates our determination sacrifice cur lives
if necessary in the defence CT the homes and fre~
sides Of so generous people. Let me assure those
who participated in this donation, that they have
performed equal part in our struggle for indie
pendence with the soldier On tie field. 1t is true
you may be less exposed to danger; still you have
prepared for US an srmor by which to meet the |
bleak and cold winds of winter, which has given |
new life to my commani. and new energy to the |
soldier and be assured that your generosity will be
remembered and treasured up by every soldier Of
he 18th
Justice demands an especial Difference to the laa
lies of the several counties to which my command
belongs, for their untriDg and efficient efforts
or our comfort and appreciating as we do these
IindnesIes, pledge on behalf of my command, that
very heart in the 18th shall be stone in the wall
hat shields their lives their honor and their homes
rom the Northern tyrdnt, ussTpr and king
Respectfully, TIz ". NEWMAN, Co..
Commanding 18th Reg. Tenn Vol.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
Wooabur1 solder, ReIIef socle1r.

woodbury. SoidieRS' Relief Society.
The ladies eff Woodbury., Cannon county, feeling
deep interest in the welfare of the patriotic boy
fighting the battles Of our country. have determine
ed to cast in their mite to the brave defeders of our
homes, to protect them against the chilly blasts
of the coming winter. For this purpose they met
at College Fill, on the I4th Of October, aud organ
lied themselves into Soldiers Relief Society.
Since the organization of the society. some val
liable articles OF clothing and hospital stores have
been contributed, which articles and the names of
the dOners will be duly published at the appropri-
at time. KRs. Dr.. J. J. GowEE. President;
Mss TEYNiE BETHEL Vice Pres;
ARs JENNIE WHoRToN, Treasurer
MISS MAMIE RUsHEN, Secretary;
Mss MAGGIE BETHEL Cor Sec.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
d LUhTAhUs
WV. A. JAMES.
JEo. II. HAYDEN

n ILLwKENCE LNDsLEY LII. D-THs SOUTHERN
ExIcoGRAFHER.-Ten years hence the best Diction-
les of the English language-even Dr. WoRcEs-
:R's-will be found insufficient, and another will
demanded. 1t is supposed that DR.. LISDsLsY, of
ebsnoD, our foremost man in photographed at
inments, has such work in contemplation.
In the prime of life ana enthusiastically devoted
Pathological Investigations, this thorough scholar
res honor to the cause of letters and is destined,
believe, to achieve conspicuous place among
authors of our young Republic.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08

We would call the attention of merchants and
dealers to the sale advertisement by BENZ F
SHIELDS Co. for this morning at 10 o'clock. to
take place at the suction store, of Mr. T Mormon
Ne 81 College ST., opposite Sewanee Hotel The
stock is Of the best character of goods and the sale
verify the attention of the trade.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
nInristrnte,s No1ice.

Jaaes Matthews vs. John Sharp, and Lobe Wi6 John
sharp
IN these CASES. happening ms that the defendant Ohm
Sarp an Assoc Jing dbto that he oTdiasTy
Of tn hin snd farther to
me tn tie chm rtin t.s have been levied the
D operty the dar {; ther- order ~ hat
publ At on de in he Nsshvii URi american
four u,.assve II, ng the je e at app my
oc at my hsuse, In Perry Tenre5Se the oend y
4 DsceH cad denur, said will
be preceded on explrte. October 8, 1857
ocr24-wlt-pr's ise s. CIV. KITRELL,J.P
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08

We understand that during the Winter months
our merchants will open their establishments at
eight ia the morning and close at four il the after
noon This is done for the purpose of giving their
employees some time for recreation and improve
ment and is q most excellent arrangement The
system takes effect Monday and the ladies will bear
in mind that that they hereafter must do their shop
ping in hours designated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
ARRIVAL Of a cargo Of CofIes.

NORFOLK, Nov Capt. Milligan arrived here
this morning frem the coast of North Carolina, in
charge of cargo of coffee which went ashore few
days ago. The coffee has been purchased for the
army.
Capt. N. reports the gale as terrific in the Sound
and along the coast. Rockets blue lights, guns and
other signals of distress were displayed on Satur-
day night off Crow Island. 1t is reported that two
men-ot-waF Of the Federal feet are ashore.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08

Tue DGnY.-Single copies of our paper can be
had at the count ng room at Eve cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two ard half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
VS. informed that the news boys in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more, al
lodging that the paper coats them i've cents. as
eepl9-41n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
A cell for Help.


Mr.. EDITOR II have found 30 department o.
duty in cur country's cause more important than
that of supplying clothing and blankets to our
brave but suffering soldiery. As winter comes on,
they sll need an extra blanket Many are able to
buy for themselves few are not able. These
few must be supplied at the earliest moment in ur
power. Some Of these have come from the fsr
South-ffteen hundred miles-where snow and
frost come not. They are now in Kentucky. where
they must winter. 1 must call upon the families
and citizens both in town and country to come for
ward with good will Many can yet spare one or
more blankets and socks. Those who have neither
can give five or ten dsllars to buy from those who
cannSt give. have the offer Of both blankets and
socks at cost prices.
Ipropose to remain at home few days to see
what can be done in Nashville aud the vicinity l
know our people have done nobly for our cause
Therefore appeal 70 them with the more confidence
make my Depot at the auction store of HARDY
BRorHERs No. 46 Public Square, where all donations
with the names Of donors shall be entered upon
my book to their credit JOHN. CAnPBE1L., Agt
Nov. sth 1861.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
NONE 10 Correspondent.

We win special favor frieues and
dents the variors divisions and Camps Of The oonederas
wi furnish with all the gossip sEd oPer be
placed before the pubc We ash make paper both
interesting and welcome tent Of Every soldier
fighting our battles for independence Their lsss Should
Adsressed to Us at Nashville. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08

CoTTEE-We learn by the last Texas papers that
train from the Rio GrGnde recently brought to
San Antonio 500 sacks of coffee It is thought that
brisk trade will spring up in that section of
country coffee viii be brought in and cotton taken
out to Mexico.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08

"AAURY ARTILLERY THE Officers and Members
Of Capt. RoBEKr P. GRIFTrTH's Company, the "Mau
~ Artillery" take pleasure in thus publicly &C
knowledging their grateful obligations to the Csp-
tain and other officers of the Minnetonka," for
their courtesy and kindness to said company during
their trip from Nashville to ClsIksville and they
wish that said fine steamer may long continue to
labor for the Southern Rights cause.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
tOunIy con. t, sumner County

Ietty Ho0r
cey ct ais
t. this eauss appearing that Hey searey, Margaret
500 nd he husband ia e BensCn, RESIDENTS
TIA tn ordinary Law cannon Be ssrVed hem, l
ordered I'd upon the ls pub ioaton b
maze 10 the Nashville ion American, nesspspeT PGb
IN city Of Nashville fer four weeks,
qui ing Hetty SeAs hargue and ism asn-oh. 70
Pesd dsnu eAiI OF nplAinAnts Aed sgaDsi
in County -ouTt % Sumner csunty, bth in Gala n
Tsnress hsore he 81 Monday Decem 1861, the
said Nill be tax for confessed AEAinsI ts,m
ov6-aAv prsf.rR3 JOHN T. RU5e. Olevk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08

These o our kiends iyng fToa the dominon Of Kiag LIN
who have copies the late Louisville, Cincinnati or
Northern sPerS will confer Aspessi both ourselves
and the public by eAvi them oce 10 Nashville, with
the least decay possible We VII electrically pay any expense
incurred in procuring them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08
IT'S $40 So

-WHsoN-At Lebanon and Silver Spring, GREEN
2s1. THOMPSON l25. and FoorE GO. It Green Hill
FoorE's majority over the combined vote of GREEx
THOMPSON is 10.
RoBEETsoS- In twelve districts the vote stands for
MENEEs 63l and FAxoS 81
MONrGOxERT-FAxOSs majority at ClsrksviEe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-08

1t is said that SEWARD owns large tracts of la
near Brunswick Ga, and it is suspected that it is
for the protection Of his own interests that the
armada is menscing the coast of Georgia. w