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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

IL The funeral Of w ArSoID I'LL take
place irom thu re-idence Of II. ;. Cseai. o'
ter Greek township. thi- day. II 9o'eiock-
sersice- by the Rev Dr. Fitch
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

al<sssd by handsome n,jofitics.
rrsDVy Ed sSs. Oct :.
Conmistee met pursuant - adjournment.
and after consultation With she Committee
SOW disbnr-ing the county Guud.
R,sogr>,f. That Nessrs. Hook. Mckeen and
Potter De appointed committee 20 procure
. roam aud advertise for donations IN pro
dace for the relief OF the families oil vol
entcSrs
The Committee adjourned 70 meet at the
call OF .hs President
". ERLANGER. Secretary
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

Able bodied Young men wanted 10 al up
sh~ Regiment. nov qaar,ered q, Camp yiso.
Apply soon. M. r. NOLAN.
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
Vessel Csnd-m I'd IN n Court Of Admir-
eIfv.

frsTls-n. Ne. Oct Sin the Admiralty
Court this forenoon. Jrdg. Were delivered
able -laaioa csedeaning the British
schooner " N. Arthur. before rspnted seired,
ga the ground that she intended n run the
biorksde
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

Dos-ro~>. ocs s-The hring heard
yesterday 81 Conro-i'- fsrry -a- from an st
tsek by BODY n rebels. and our response.
a. fhrir gnrs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
Penns,iyania Election.

PuLAprLPHIA. Oct. : --Re;urzs %: the 81
ection incomplete. but II reports from Wash
ingfon and elsewhere are correct. the pe0-
plies candidates are elected
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

sE-Ralf wilson j. rai-ins cavalry coin
pany for Bridgeland'- Regiment We CON
mend him t. eli who want - 20 war on
horseback
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

NASrrp soa rsr Wa We want 70 buy
- ra-,ber Of good. sound horses. suitable Tor
ssvslry and artillery service. for which ne
oil psy cash on inspection. Apply u the
Livery stable Of Isaac Beaachsmp. Thirs
street. or Al Euppenhiemet's cloth~s .sorc.
nsin street BTSCHOF & MARCH
III
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

VtAnaSfisr. sfurS Islssp. Oct r-The
United State stesm frigate Wabash : DOW
passing here. bound b.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
HOW DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP

kk~AED u orrrEsD'-For the efector " Az
person oOunterfstns initiating or TIE render q an,
such oosn;srseIt imitation u Barhavss HoIiarc
Bitter. Tho genuine. highly concentrated Hc,la1c
Btters p-t up half pint bottles only having he
naIns q The proprietor j. PaSs IT.. blown In tteu.
and he signature around the neck Of ~ach and ever,
bottle
THIS delightful Aroma has been received b. amer
icans with that favor which ouly extended n real,
scieetinc preparations. When NO consider the marx
ed success stieuding it, administration, the
stubborn oAses Il Fev~r and Ague, weakness Of any
did, Dyspepsia. Heartburn. Aoidiiy G. lie ston.ol
sick and Nervous Headache. Indigestion, co-;.gs
ard Piles. together with the complete eontro Il
exercises over all Servoa-. Rheumatic. AMI Neural
&C Affections. oanno, wonder At IL popularity -
Wen may the IN Aid value this remedy.
Ang. Il dwiw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
WANTED,
MUSICAL.
LEGAL.

STATE OF INDIANA. woo COUNT. Ss.-No-
- tic O. hereh, glrsr. that Aissanffr p 'srnc
ffrnini4fr1tfr 20 t'. .tl..a Il IRA ~. ~rifi s,-
reessd ~, nisi hi. pstier % -s b. real estate 81
she deessut. hi- p~f-snai b~ins Insufficient a. pay
tis detss and that $40 r<tstis viii D. heard ~ the
term of ~ C.sarf = Common r1sss 81 I'D
oouniy JOS. o. Rl.AkE. CLERK.
ssxrt = dl,-a~ prs fee -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
FALL STYLE MATS
John II. Sykes,
VlyrA lrusssrs ~ FAlA srtrr 4 s-ea.
w nsp's pre<- Hsts.
Saturday sept. 2sfh,

H~Sws,-<-sa.nx - strfr,ny - s1s~.sls.<. - at
- 10 psis- N rrof sctsE suE~rsor srr-s<-
~ iss sss<e Ne sxtrcrss iFesfvV sfyis. nss>
ln1nx . s-e<Fsst fsrlrx hst ~At e<ss Ger rsas
- - Ave thsr. fslss ~ ~ sNcrk<natear -
n TkEs. Halter,
IL ar str~sa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

DErEoIr, Oct sit j. believed that the
charge against Col. Rankin for a breach OF
the neutrality laws cannot be sustained IA
any court. Ills arrest hy the Canadian au-
thorities v III not impede the prompt organi-
ration Of the regimest of lancers being
rcndexvoused here
Over shirty recruiting oinceu in The Norsh
western States are Aeiifeiy ar gohk. taE NJ
wards o. tvo hundred picked men have Al
ready been enrolled
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

yiscenns.. a large propeller, the steamer
Water Witch. snothsr sleop 81 ssr. snothsf
steamer and pilot sosf are nor az the
bssd Of The $1,000
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

s< We are authorized 10 sn8canee IL hans 4
& = Ti-f-rI.F a candidate fer Ceartf Cefsulis-
<ee~r
&c Ne are requested 10 slaeascs - n.1is -
fJh> D. CHESTNUT a Iaiol. i,~usefa'se E .rdi-
1<ss fOr tAe Stais Legislature
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

So sufferers ffom Scrcsuious sfsoslons cle4I -
Why wear yoer Pnapiss. B,otches. Clcsrs. sortss-
Why have The NE twisted q yo1 by Dyspsy-ls
Rheumatism Ala Coal Why ssHcr syphsltic All
hercariHl cisease- 10 the so-es your lody a.
De ne-h 90 yc1r b0ursl Why Jet y0ar siaggl-s
blood drag snc scatter ts eissempers thorough your
Veir< Ana's Coxr. Ear q SsrsspArala cure>
these complaints. and eeansss uism CIT q he =.
ten. lee Il faithfully and you bring 70 sccieD
healthier. ciesnlier. and FAR acceptable
ber.- Democrat. BALTIMORE. NJ. usg1ixia
80 We would cali the particular attention 9, CO.
sry reader 70 the advertisement a kci<an'
Strengthening cosdisi and Volcanic OIL Ilnlinenl
Thy are TOO well known this eonraun.ty % re-
guirc recommendations. But tA~re are many u e,1
readers who suffering from cersns-rn~ni " a.
digestive organs. without the slightest idea q n
real esuse giving rise 10 symptoms such deslct-
dency, nervous unrsaS~st feeling l14oc.sion. iarx
q nsrgy, making existence burden. To all WIZ
may Be sfioted. Try tkis Cordial; IL viii sve lras-
eiAte rsiicf To AL Who may be asBcsed with Sse-
ca Pains u any kind. Try The Lninent She t.e AZ
ve-tisenent n another column lsug-ldw-i~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
Noon Dispatches

Gems Fremont and Mekinstry in the
fIeld-faise Rumors = Atem pted
~erviie insurreetiou - Proving
Rebeis-fs~u. Fremont viii make a
Vigorous Campaign-fuii Sonh-
deaee Between Fremont and his Of-
6cers aud Nen->eoutiuy GA the
Usage.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09


NEw York Oct :
The excitement IN the stock market IS AZ
fever heat this afternoon, and further rise
Of one and per cert has been established
There !, . strong demand Tor all the secu.
rites Of tho list. aud the buoyancs j. greater
than that preceding the battle Of Bulfs Run.
No second board vas held. aEd no reliable
quotations can be given.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CiscISNArt, Oct. :.
Flour closed dull under tie neAs ffonl
England. but the receipts being light. no De
cline took place. 1000 bbls sold nj Sa(s4.l0
ior superiins.
Wheat frm AZ s0@9ec fos cboice rsa and
white
Corn hrm "a 10.
Oats S6c closing boo, AT
Nhisks Ia active demsnd "a lie, With
saie> Of 200 barrels.
Pro, .sions held firmly. bu; not much done.
the advance asked by holders G a~ej buyers
Go hold Of a little
TOO hogshcads bacon sides rold a y.
Groceries firm and n good demand
sugar 81 sMl0
Molasse-s. Asa 10. aid coiier ID, @l7is.
Exchange steady At "A premium
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
Anti Jcsf Davis Governor elected
tu Georgia.

AteUstA. Ga. Oct 4.~-Jas. l. Brown has
been elected Governor Of Georgia. by ma
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

Ilrer,os RsTtK>s-Up ~ the hour OF
sslns % press have returns only from
H.r,.<on township. which resulted - fol
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

Location OF the Hc bel Army.rhetr
<trangth Difference In Rebel
uucsis-Chtef OF Frem omtss
StafG-Re pad q 81 ON 81 re onGsi
Gem IN sstouer - r. - ba rr0ss - o0 Z
Com nm issiOue re 81 Iu ian Affairs
Most OF the Indian sra Dos 10y a
The Mertmac Ready for Sea
Mover ate OF the Traitor Bvee ~
Bnridge-A school Marin from
Teuuessee-HeP story and Poe
tien-rhe Manifest 81 the Ber-
m "a sla.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

harrington and Tuu'e IRE 1nq1e~tionshly
al<sssd by handsome msjofities.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17

.s.sept1 ha11 aece y ~ eyfsni 80 -
1s--l prces have hardly tee1 he ISLES
spa g S95 80 80 tossa,rs sss g. - q -
s5a Sd6 S. SCI oso = =, ay e I0oa szI s. so7 Is
Wee sEscspls s,s5l sis sad5os s.ek,.
800 !. a. onV sa;ss repeated sfs 4ae sasf va
ro wsfk' receipts 'a4 Acts aOa xsnyns. EzDs.s,
CoANIWiih aEszsd falling OF In the rseo.. D,., s.,,
1919 bushel tie sales % 10 ~ svssis-
LOT prime WHITE 70 day 500 sssf ebsies Sirs ss h
weeks receipts 50 sacs.. I,,,,.,, 49,
OA1s-Prices have continued arm Isr ~, -, -. -,
~ 800 y me early part Of the week az aa, 80
Me- s5seepta 4sS sacks. Experts scrs -
nave beard Of aaies az NJ ror,sf A. sta
P0BA-fhe only ale reported tbis .stsi. n.
Wednesday at dealers have advs-s5 - Oh
sOck On ne iat insi' ~ bbls, against n Us NJ Ia,
Weeks receipts none. KxDors. No.
BAc0N-Ws ave heard q 40 Iar,s., -, -,
Al retail deaiss iHit - 81 Sender - ~ ~
Weeks receipts none. Expsrss noDs.- &c
LARD-The sales inelads 30 kegs &c sstu,s. :.
81 rats q szei and 100 On Wednesday 2e Iirses
advanced raie Of 9Os, and kegs n zS9s4e. a. ne
Weeks receipts ExpOrtl none.
HIIIsKEY--Ws we hesr1 Of no sales Of aav ~. ,
6ded rstails al the advanced rate OF sc --- ~
Week szeceiBts nons.. lEx,oF. noas. VI ga = So
BAeGING AND BALE hOPs.-We have no fartb.r -.
neties in Krnneky Bagging. IL may be quosd a. IS -
but ret2is hshsr India Begging be quoted a Igs
sO on the LIST inst, sOOO pieces Kentucky and 500
ladla, against ), 10 and y so las year.
quote hand made Bale Rope At l5-c, and machine a.
Weeks receipts none. Erports, none. = .-s -. -.
STOCK on the lss instant, III coils land male and 3 ma
chine, against 1851 former and y latfet year.
aUANX BAGs-70 bales solo ysstsr5 3 Rae, 10 u.s.
and ts0 at l9-all cash-lhoWng fdre Faae; alsO W.
BALES medium GA rusady at &c, ant 20 heavy AZ Is We
~ qaose AZ lsisSe sseekon Ne lst It 9 bHe against
s9oO Last year
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17
FOr sale 900 acre Or FLne Bark

TN9HE south IS onpeei to have Leather in great quantities.
here chance all and iOok
selves viii sell bargain-y These lands have Bark
timber abundance 10 ssFpy large Tsnnery
coe together With abundance Of running grind
Rark and frs Irings Said lands have hs
good mall cottages. large and stare house,
arE 80 Ieet BY 30 the spot for the Ianney
lgs lot Of plank suitable for sinh ing Vats, and about 20
cords ready for also large shelter stable
h0uss IsTs Is On eulyaiion Ebut IS Of lad
near spot Nature has formed this locality for The
business sin az mi les Of NJ. Pleasant he
ofths Fsnnssaee Asbsms Railroad beautiful village.
indeed neghb0rhood churches aud
schoos VIII sell ald the best Of Ons third
eash remainder suit the purchaser, exchange for nerU
properly goods o. gEocees or any good city propsI Give
look. ,'1-F 49, aOOROss
ScpS-dlns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17

R. DAVIS vs JosPa Motley, g1srlian e. als-Inune-
n ton and Aneadea Bill In this case Is appers 10 ne
Cisr and GAstef hat the Defendants Jsmes . asns
and fheophis Psaee, are non eseL state snnss
zee % hAt "a ordinary process III a cannot upon
ITEM II IS tsore ordered That bpeicaton be made
successive weeks IN TIE Union add Feaa, paper PUBLISHED
in the city Of Nashville % sT0ssr
- ne next term Of the Ohancy co1r Wilson county 70 b
held AZ t1e couhouse, in Ieansr a. ~ sonf Monday in
Oc,ober next plead snsvsr or deaur "a aid bill
sane Will tsk coussed thens and az r hearing
sz plrte At Ehs sid term Of ths court - = 4
seps-E4tpr'sSsess -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17
CAMP JOKES, NEAR MANASSAS, Va

September Z, 1861.
Misses Martha g., Virginia B., Margaret 4. MotAess:
DEAR MISSES have the honor and pleasure to
acknowledge the receipt Of the six hundred pairs
TO me for the benefit of the soldiers composing the
First Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers. The goods
were received yesterday in good order. also re-
ceived at the same time your note of the 20 Oh ulk
directing the manner Of distribution which will be
strictly complied with.
Through me the volunteers return to yeu their
thanks fer your very magnanimous kindness and
liberRhty in thus remembering and supplying their
wants and so materially adding to their comfort
While we would appreciate q favor of the kind
coming from any source, we the more highly prize
this, coming from yOu-it being the first donation
rom any quarter that has been made TO the repi
ment as 8 unit. We remember, toe ,the fact that
the present comes from those who have been to us
friends through au-the troubles and coavulsi0ns of
our State-friends, who endorsed and sustained us
when in so doing they were almost alone Ia their
county srd by their course subjected themselves to
III sneers and fOuts of many enemies TO what we
honestly believed TO be our constitutional and
nslienable rights and being sustained by principle
alone, you were the fast and firm friends OF, not
only the soldiers in its defence but Of the that
called him to the field. Neither are we forgeuul
IF the fact that the regiment highly compliment
ID aud cOmfOrted by you. has but three volunteers
from the county OF your hOmas; but thank Heaven,
these three are made of proper material, and should
an occasion present itself viii do honor to themselves
and highteR the reputation Of Bedford county.
Hoping, ladies, that Won may live to a ripe old
tge, enjoying peace, prosperity and plenty. and
re long commence the realization of the many
blessings that must follow the establishment OF the
-reat Government We are now initiating and will
erfect, or the whole South be exterminated in the
Hort remain, dear Ladies',
Very truly your friend,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17

MoNDAY EVENING, Sept l6, 1856

MONDAY Evening, sept 10, 1861.
Geographic dispatches were received to-day from
New Orleans By the Bank Of Tennessee and the
Planters Banks stating that all the Banks in that
city have suspended specie payments and that the
Treasury Notes of tile Confederate States are taken
at par by them. This step on the part Of the Banks
of New Orleans is of great importance. They have
heretofore been prohibited from receiving and pay
ing cut the Treasury Notes Of the Confederate
States and by their scton to-day that restriction
removed The Treasury. Notes Of the Confederate
States are now received and peyed out we believe,
by al the Banks in the Confederscyy which makes
them national currency. > They wiz supPlsnt
the Bank currency and become the circulating me
dunn Of tbs South. .a11 e-- .ss bs1-1szz -l-.-ssz
Mr. VIZ. D. Ellis, at he City Hotel, advertisea in
this paper, Sterling Exchange for sale in sums Of
ESQ, elOo and ECO.
The following sales Of Tennessee Bonds were re-
ported in New York on the lIth: $4,000 at 424e,
900 ct 42ae, $4,000 at 45e, $4,000 at ale, snd
s5OoOst AZ. ----------
The New York Herald, noticing an improvement
in eB0rdern State Stocks on the I1Eh says:
The advance was chiefly due to a communication
received from the District Attorney, stating that
that official would like to know whether, in the
opinion of the Board SOutherners are sending their
stocks here fer sale or buying State bonds which
come into the market from other sources. As it is
well known that the supply Of Southern State
stocks has come from the West and the demand
from the South it is inferred that no further steps
will be taken to interiors with transactions in
them. Mr.. Smith has pursued sensible course in
this matter 1as % .ss.i g ssaas ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17
PROF- woe IS s
RESTORATIVE aCo1diaI
AND
BLOOD RENOEATOR.

a :,
" - - go ~ Iss .et Hnlls
y .s retatylns, eHnlALAlns
Emmy 70 lns vissi powers y eso teNelnes fenAtstes
- ana reneNs me eloSd IN All It's purity and thus
$40 re11ers me system inV1neraD 70 STACK
q aisesse II Il TIE only preparation ever offered e Tie
N pop aas iern se ss % Be Nnn ne reach on
Al. % ehemleay ena nkllfy consisted e as q ne n
.ae Nest powerful TONES snd yes % perecy adapted
- " ~ = 90 - p1ee. acoo.aeoe osSN tee t6eos 81 Ia
ats1S, CSC AecS soohAS ~ soedkes. stoadc1, ancl
~ tne aigestfs ano aiay Al nervous ana
ons. hn1saoni AlSo perlee.sy e1nllltang IN its
~ ". Is heyst IouoNsq y q
.on ~ .pIiIs. LIS eoApsss9 e aIey q yegstA3e.
40 saose thoroughly comoinlhS tonie aHa
anl eAn HsterlnErsl
nemeoy lasiong Seen sls % % aeslderaum IN
s,.os Nefla 9o,E p n Gno,saEhy sked Io A.
ssslenss M SO - -. 49, RON -
81 y nseAs ~ ILL sten
-. -s1.-lss LILY - -. :. eAsss 10
- 49, 49, ~ - 49, = y mA1s n
a ~ - Hs- PIoL ~ con-
s1Sa, 1T - ss =
NJ AtS ~ 1n. .PSt.e1 Lo D,
~ -
% - zasaL
W snA 49, eeL - ~ s4At ea1s o.
-, = - " "a tl9ss oAilec
~ a. y, 1 L n. De
.as ssaans q ~ -. q ne Urine
Rainin ne sscE, sids a5a between t1s pre-
Ta Seaa., sue oeugs
7 ~ He might n
" - n mi - ~ ss. az ~ ~ 49, o1iy
INA Tsver. Sut Drsysnt ali stsa srisS a
stie nausnesF a nd cureths dTaases Al anes "a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17

INC suprenle JudgesIIp.

We are authorized to A. ]. MAROHBAHKS, Of
Wsrrn county, Judge the supreme Court st the election
the 5h October next to h the vacancy oe5SGoned b. the
resigpation OF Z. 8. Caruthers. &ug2ete
We thoriEed BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY
Judge the Supreme Court Eli the aLcy %
easioned by the resignation OF the Hon R. L. oaruts.
ugzO-te ss ~ -..l - tft@ tsta
are authorised snr ounce Jo c. GUILD OF SUMNER
candidate for Jude Of the supreme COu at the eleotion
the fifth day OF October next. sug5-de
We authorised to VI T. COOPER, Esq,
candidate the SupTens Court IT the election
the fifth day Of October Dext. auge-te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17


Principal Clerk o t1e Senates
We are authorized to aunsrnee FRANC M PAUL. Hate As
slant CLERK Eena candidate ioa Principal oerk
Of The Senate Of Tennessee. augl3-h
so1 Assistant clerk Of the Senate.
We are surouEce JULIUS A. TRoUsDALE as
candidate r Assistant Clerk 81 seIats OF Tennessee.
septl2-d
We are authorized to aunOenee JOHN MecLkRTE, Of sum-
coOnts candidate or Assistant Clerk Of the Senator
. "a MessengeK of the senate zlss -
We areauthorized to srnouncs JANIS a. 0'coNEIL Of
Davidson county candidate fer Messenger Of the Senate Of
Tennessee. Sept. 4.
We are AUTHORISED TO announce JULIUS B. BRIDGES, Of
hcAinn, as candidate for Messenger Of the Senate
sep7-tde
- principal CLERK OF lhe Hsuse.
We are authorised 70 announce SAM. Z BROWN Of Cheat
ham, candidate for frncpar CLERK Of the HSuss OF Repre-
sentaives. WFEW sfb seplS
We are aashorz,d to announces T. ,. s. RJssEUKM
for PFpa cie q the House q Representatives,
septl2-td
eare authorized to apnouncs wP. FARhER, Of sOmsr
Vile e candidate Tor Principal CLERK q the Rouse O Repre-
s. Assistant clerk or the House.
Weare authorized 70 WILLIAM J. PARKHs. Of
Williamson, candidate fer First Assistant CLERK Of the
House 0f kspre sentauEsa srr ts ~
We are suheFised 70 anuounos J. n. VAN DYKE Of Ne
MINI cAndidatefor Assaas oEk Il tle Hsuss q Rep
rsSentaaves sept "a.
EngrossIng clerk or the House.
We are Authorised to announces TH0s. L. BATEMAE, 81
Ehglle candidate for AngraSzng ok Of the House Of
Assistant Door.Keepor Of fhe House,
We are aushSrzed % announces O. NJ coWARDIN cAndi
date for Assistant Door Keeper Of TIA HOUSE Of Representatives
Of Tennszsee Legislature. aug3o-ts
l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17
ChariesIoa market, sept. 4,



C0rTON-The oostoa marses has rsunai.es a, ,;,,, -,
peetsd from the smell stock and aemand in Verv 9u-
Ae Win 10 receipts since last sales have bes con
tined % lOj blles At l05fe Vrrni Ia riaofl
RICE-A very good demand preTsile Tor this .r,il
since our report OF the ping All the resi P
haze not only bean well maintained, an aysncs
Ias supplies are now sSey under e0ntre q factors sad
GkAIN-Ths market for Corn is alr.os a. .. ,,4 - Ia.
large stock prices are very dali from $1,000 ~ 1900
g included Ihs receipts Of ne week Eoun o soue $3.50 10
oATs-SoO saska rsosivsi I've bzssif Zach sd Al 70 cent?
is no MARKET Tor article; The receipts
-S s45r AsaPs beng exclusively fer the city ns
ILOOk-He taEs no material change of f6ss,.,t..
s tssspS cont nue. ample, having amounted 100 ~ ~ -
asnas and Without suy demand except y l,kss a,s ~ -
AA4-Rish e0tnusd arrivals tbi, ar,s .,,.,,.
ed some ljJ bales Of NORTH CaPoIi1, re-fsI T. - I
~ "a $3.50 az u eOssle5. We qao,s orl sors 81 81
BAooN-Ihe narsss4s ps,,Ivh a.. =, =,
O. hAIns, ior Wheh aine nou f,. -
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os 80 I'm, = ne asking price from 33s5c foT Ris
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17

FoRTEEss MONROE, Sept 15.-IThe Yorktown ran
within three miles and opened FIRE the blockading
squadron: SsWyers' gun drove her back. The
Yorktown mounts twelve guns broadside and two
pivot guns.
The COnfaderate steamer Curtis appeared this
morning above Newport News. A steamer from
Norfolk made Reconnaissance.
AnAttack is Immediately expected on Newport
News aElse6 kua ffAz 8&
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17
From Warrington.

WAsHrSsroS, Sept l5.-Thrss spies wers arrested
today.
F.W. Walker, correspondent Of fhs New York
Express was dsngeroaHly wounded By q prisoner,
who Afterwards escaped. s-.-,,.s
= Commodore Porter Is assigned en- important com
mand on the Mississippi. sEEEEll Eeslae
The Tribune says the Potomac hotilla reports new
batteries I've miles below Aequia Greek, also num-
Der Of soldiers at Matthias Point The Pensacola
VIII not pAss the point without severe fight. 10
Clelan visited Gen. Bankt.49 l-4L 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17

- 9''N = EWING, PRNDLETeN CO.
BERRY & DEMOVILLR,
BROWN Z EVANS,
pRM0YILLR = co.,
and all good Druggists In the city.
roGf22-d4ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17

, aST Lou-s Sept, 16.-Blair, Junior is ordered to
report himself under arrest, on the general charge
Of using disrespec4ul language, when abiding TO
superior officers.
Jackson has publicly announced his intentions
70 move the capital to Lexington, which IS doubt
less in the possession Of Price. Whether the Leg
stature which adjourned in May last to meet again
to-day be ready u proceed to business, cannot be
ascertained. .---7f .s-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17

soia In NaGhyiils By g. ". Hsndsrshot, Berry Dsnsv
living Psndlsten, and By all TeEponSbls druEgiats
where sssQpdt9Avly