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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-29

POLE AND FLAG RAISING ON TIE fri
OF JuLY.-Thcre will be apole and flag raising
at Hats Meeting lICnsc, in Elk Neck, on
Thursday, the 4th ofJuly, prox., at O'Clock
p. NJ. Upon this Anniversary OF our Nationa
Independence, an address will be delivered
and other ceremonies appropriate to the
occasion will be had. All patriotic citizens
are cordially invited to be present to renew
their devotion to that benciccnt form of
Government, bcqucathed to us by 90 sircs
whose fame is iImortul''
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THE UNION TRIUMPH IN KENTUCKY. = The
recent election in Kentucky holly contested
as it was, is another heavy broadside levcllcd
against the lettering fortress OF Secession
OF the ten members elect but one is "a Seces.
sionIst, and that gallant State. therefore,
takes position alongside of Maryland and
Western Virginia in unyieIding devotion to
the Union.
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NORTH CARoLINA.-The Convention of
North Carolina, on the 18th inst. elected the
the following delegates to the Confederate
Congress: For the State at largs, w. W.
Avery and Geo. DAVIS: First District, W. N.
Ii. Smith Second. Thomas Ruf1in: Third,
I. ID. Mcdowell; Fourth, a. w. Venable
Fifth, John M. Morehead ; Sixth, r. G. Pur.
year; Seventh, Burton Craige; Eighth, A.
ID. Davidson.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. Y. NJ. Getty is one
of the three members of the Medical Board in
session in Washington, by direction OF the
Secretary Of War, for the purpose of examin-
ing and reporting on the qualification Of appli,
cants Tor situations in the u S. Army.
Albert 7. A. Torbert, Of Delaware about
whom, some time since, report was put into
circulation to the effect that he had joined the
Confederate States Army, has received First
Lientcnant's Commission in the Fifteenth
Regiment Of U. S. Infantry.
Rev. Stephen +. Cameron preached a,
Middletown, Del, last Sunday morning, and
at st. Augustine in the afternoon. W.
believe this is the first time he has preached
since his ordination as a minister in the Epis.
copal church.
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FniIa., vii. & Bait. Railroad

Trains leave North East Station as follows
TO PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, $40 An. Mail, 1895 M
M M;,.ht Mai, lG . % ' " Night Mail r"
Through, Freight, with passenger car at.
fached, leaves North East for Baltimore al
$50 P. NJ. Stops at Charlestown, Principle
Perryville, and Havre de Grace.
w. d. ALEXANDER,
April 90, lS60--tf. Agent.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington AIT
IS ALTIMORE RAIL ROA]
n Office.

TENIIE undersigned would announce that
Il he has sold to Mr.. j. p. Cnntwell the
entire Machinery and Appnrtenances Of the
Elkt0n Iron Foundry, including the cxcn-
sive Patent Right to manufacture ard sell his
Patent Economical Plow for Cecil county,
Md, and certain other priv ileGcs in Kent
county: Md; and while he respectfully
returns thanks to his former friends, would
take this occasion to recommend them to
favor his successor with their patrona ge,
under the belief that they will meet with
entire satisfaction.
Mar 2, 1861. J. IIECkENDORN.
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Mr.. EwING will oblige five young
ladies by printing this card in next SATURDAYS
paper. We are Union girls in every sense Of
the word, and we wish to form a company of
Home Guards to protect our homes and all
the feeble young men who cannot summon
courage or strength to enlist. We reside
near Cowantown, and our headquarters will
be near the Union flag, which is erected on
the road leading from Elkton to the former
place, and all who will join our company will
call on us soon. UNION.
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Of the barbarian; but in the camp e Bren.
ners forging pixies for the gauls.
Alas . promised you news. and have
given you dissertation. throw this to the
N"mcs and the next shall be- all gossip, SO
far as gossip n possible 10 CATO.
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C~The Grand Jury on Wednesday found
prcsentment against John Mcrryman, Esq.
On the charge Of treason.
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ANOTHER FLAG RAISED IN FL

ANOTHER FLAG RAISED IN ELKToN
On Saturday last, Mr.. NJ. Really raised a
pole at the bow of his boat, in the marsh near
the hotel of Mr.. Taylor, from the top ofwhich
floats the Star-Spangled Banner.
TALL OATs.-We have been shown
from lot of three acres Of oats growing on
the farm of John l.. Clayton, ESD, near
Chesapeake City, a few specimen stalks of
oats, measuring five feet six inches. This is
said to be no more than a fair specimen OF
the whole lot.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMs.-In the Preshy-
terrain church, on Sabbath morning last, Rev.
Mr.. Mathews preached from Titus / : -. -
No service in the evening.
lathe Methodist church, in the morning
and evening, Rev. Mr.. Elliott preached from
Romans !: Is.
1nthe Episcopal church, Rev. Mr. Mitchell
in the morning, from Acts %: 3. In the
afternoon from St. John g: Z.
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VOLUNTEER NoTICE.-We call attcn-
tion in to days Wig to the advertisement of
Capt j. A. Nicholson, who has opened
recruiting offices at Charlestown, North East
and Battle Swamp. All young able bodied
men who would I" seek the bubble reputation
even in the lannon's mouth - may be assisted
in concentrating their purpose, by enrolling
themselves in Capt. Nicholson's company.
SUNDAY School Pic NIc.-Tbe Sun.
day School children Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church of Elkton, held their annual pic
nc in Hollingsworlh's woods about . miles
from town, on Thursday last. The day
was remarkably fine and the recent showers
having laid the dust, made the trip to the
grove pleasant About one hund,e and
seventy five children We're present on the
occasion, with quite number of visitors in
attendance at the fcte. The opening seviccs
were conducted by the Rev. j. S. Cook, for
mer paste: Of Elkton Church. who was pre-.
sen, by invitation; after which refreshments
were dispensed among the children. Dinner
at halfpast one was served in old fashioned
pic mic style. Singing of few choice
pieces by the choir Of the NJ f. Church,
strolng aboat the ground swinging &c. were
among the amusement of the day. No
copenhagen or Nichodemus " was
allowed on the ground, these pleasant games
being ntcrdicted by the Rev. Mr.. Elliot. who
had the supervision Of the affair. About t
O'Clock ice cream was served out; after which
the company quietly dispersed to their
homes, nothing having occurred through the
day to mar the pleasure of the occasion,
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MEMS Lace Boots and Brogans; Boys Calf
ISl Monroes Boys Oxford Ties; Boys Brogan,,
&c received this week. and for sale by
March o. 1851. Il. f. MAY
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lust OPENING -. DRBNNEN is row open
d. very extensive st ock of foods Of all
varieties usually kept in this mark ct, and offers
inducements to purchasers such as he has never
offered before. (aprl 20.
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CAMP AypREws Elliton. Junc 81 ,G1

=
The officers and members Of Company G. .
LIST Reg. Del. Vol, on The eve Of their drpar-
tire from the pleasant town of Elkton. feel it
obligatory upon them to offer to the citizens
of said town an expression Of Indebtedness
for the uniformly kind treatment receive
whilst here, and for the numerous favors
which were shown them and especial V do
they feel it incumbent on them to make an
acknowledgement of gratitude to the patriotic
ladies of Elkton for the boun.itul entertain
ments supplied. through their liberlity. to
the company. since no claims, save those OF a
common interest IN glorious and holy cause,
were had npon thcil hospitality. A generous
attention so unexpected, and withal, so I'M
mcritcd. but at the same time 80 pleasant to
the recipients, and ~ fIlly and scnsibly
appreciated, will serve in its remembrance to
smooth the path and tighten the lahors of the
soldier, in the discharge Of his duties to his
beloved country.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
1.-THE Volunteers stationed on t

0FThc Volunteers stationed on the
Railroad at E!kton had a splendid entertain
mcnt provided for them by the ladies Of the
town aml ncighborho ID round about, on
Saturday evening last. Tables were spread
in the large warehouse Of TIL company, loaded
with the substantals and dclicacies Of the
season. The well-tillcd board .as ornament
ed with vases of flowers, am, fair hands min
istered to the wants Of the gallant Delawarians.
There was but one company TO partakc Of The
collation., but enough had been provided to
feast a regiment. Below will be found the
card of thc co'spany, expressing their thanks
for the hospitality shown them by our citizens,
while stationed at this place.
On Tuesday last, Capt. Layton's Company
and also Capt. Bars, stationed at Chesapeake
City, struck their TENTS and took their depar-
turc for Pcrryvillc. Their places have not
yet been supplied by other forces, and our
railroad has, in consequence, been several
days and nights without its accustomed Mill
tary guard. Our streets no longer rcsound
to the martial tramp Of soldier boots, and the
gilt buttons, and sword hilts, hustle and stir
which have for several weeks past enlivcned
.lkton are now no longer seen and heard
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Fish !! !!
Fish !!

r ABRADOR Herring, Halifax Herring,
i PASSPORT Herring, in barrels and half barrels.
No Mackcrcl; No. Mackcrcl, by the barrel half
barrel, retail.
Mcs. Shad at retail. Smoked Herring in boxes. Cod
Firh. Just received, and for sale At the lowest CASH
rates by Il. MAY,
Fob .. 1861. in the Hollow
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Hats. Hats. Hats.

& BANANA Hats; Mackania Hats Straw
& Hats; Cheap Leghopn Hats, just received
aaj for sale by X. +. MAY,
LAY i, 1851. In the GO Hollow"
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ZONE AND SEE-Iats and Caps for the mil
~ lion.-T. DRENNEN +; kton, Nd, has now
on hand the most extensive st ook of Goods in the
Hat line ever exhibit cd in this market Ia2r 20.
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EUANOES.-Pernvian, California, and A
VI A. Mexican. For sale by
Mar 3, 1860. ID. SCOTT K BRO.
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4TH OF JuLY-We are to have no

am oF July - we are W nave no
celebration Of the 4th in Elkton this year
Our soldiers are going visiting. and many Of
our citizens will 60 to the cities To see the day
observed in fine style. The time was whcn
Elkton Witnessed gay scenes on the Attn but
for years past our pariotisln--or enterprise
seems to have been slsall, and the day has
usually come and gone without any demon
sraton except such as :. Old Joe " and his
drum made, and perhaps drunken fight. -
We have for years looked upon this GOODNESS
in this matter as a bad omen, and the events
of the past six months have fully proven all
that we feared. Let us observe This 18th Of
July in becoming manner. If we cannt
welcome it with booming cannon and sweet
music, let us conduct ourselves in Il pleasing
hummer, rejoicing Mat amid the food OF per-
jury and robbery which our country has wit
Messed within her borders we still live under
the Star and Stripes and enjoy their protcc.
ti"n and that the Government is yet unmovc,l.
and aiJfctn crush the miserable wrctches who
oppose her, and that ere long she will again
give us peace and prosperity in all our land.
UARvEsr.-The wheat fields are
| rapidly putting on ,fIeir golden coats, and
befor" another issue of The Wing many Of them
will have fallen before the march of tho
reaper. Very little, If any, wheat has been
cut in this ncighborhood vt; but will be fit
next week. II there is no disaster to it
between now and it is thrashed, the crop will
certainly be large one; thus ensurng plenty
f"r our people, and large quantities to sell for
the use Of the gallant men who have gone to-
dcfcadthc flag Of their country. From nearly
all parts Of the country there comes the most
tlattering accounts Of the wheat crop.
When We look at the many and large fields
of wheat around us, we wonder how long il
would take our farmers to gather their crops
with the OLD sickle, or ever the more modern
invention, the GRADER By the patent reaper
! the work of days is done in almost as many
hours. That reaper-an apparently simple
invcntion-how mighty it is! 1t marches
across the field, and the headed cereal.
falls before it like the followers of Belal
before the mighty charge of the lcgions under
Gabriel, and the grain is gathered in a space
of time never conceived by our ancestors -
| But their instruments were sufficient for their
wants, and SO are ours, and so will be those
OF our successors necessity viii still invent
things required by the times.
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Z. :, GiiaOYe and SusaucFlanna

TIE AM COMPANY.
...sSrSN Regular Daily Line
~ i Except Sunday for Port
s's.-=:::,t 10y Deposit I!avre de Grace
S-xsASs&%SSssstx@s3 and Tide Water Canal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-13

NASHVILLE THEATRE-WHAT TIE Z0UAvEs MEAN
TO Do-Since the announcement Of the Z,uavss to
open at the Treatre, (the1r first appearance being
to mighty the question a. to what they intend 10 do
has been frequently asked. By glance at SEINE Of
their programmes and their anterior history, We
fad that during the Crimean war there were FIRE
quent tedious periods of inactivity, whilst prepar
ing for come grand movement, and that these long
intervals Of repose were found to have demorali5
zing effect upon the vast body Of men lying
i1 the entrenched lines, and occupying the
different forts, positions, etc. To obviate this
as much as possible, al kinds of amusements
available were gotten up By the officers and
men to enliFen the bivOusc, or smIse the warriors
in the besioging trenches in truth to make grim
visRged war" wear & smile, possible. Hence the
construction Of q rude Theatre at Inkarmann. The
officers Of the Zouaves wrote the bils the original
manuscript Of which may be seen at the box Office
Of the Theatre. Some of the men painted the scene
~ or patched up wardrobe, others studied the
parts to be enacted; and thus, in the midst of car
mage, during the actions Of the bloodiest battles
on record, was established one of the recognized
eDjoyrnents Of tranquil life; and, as we under
stsad it, these very Z)usves, were among the |
onginstors of the Theatre at Inkermann and |
prime pal actors therein, intend to reproduce |
the pieces played by them at that time, including
the romantic and thrilling occurrences which were
incident to a period when the box \
Office was liable at any moment TO be closed with |
4 bomb and the actors obliged to throw awav the |
harlequine garb of the comic muse, to don the /
sombre hablliments of war and tragedy, A glapc. 1
1t the advertised programme will show what the
louEves intend doing tonight. :.
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FURTHER FROM SAVANNAH
Planters burning their Cotton.
From Richmnnh.

hICHpoN IL VIA NEW RLEANs, Nov. 12.--Intelli-
gence from Washington city states that the canal is
broken so extensively as to be irreparSble until
Spring and with the blockade of tn Potomac and
interruption OF railways causes heavy advance in
provisions fuel. etc. Coal is worth $50 ton, wood
slZ cord and other things in proportion.
RICHMOND. New. IL Col Corcoran three Cap
tains and ten Lieutenants, Federal Prisoners, are
chosen by lot TO be hung in place Of Baker and
the crew of the Savannah, convicted of piracy. z
drew for Corcoran, who is now absent at Charleston
From FredeIIeksburK.
FREDERTCESBURG Nsv.lI "A steamer threwI 10 Shells
into Urbana. in Mddlesex county, Friday, severely
damaging the church and dwellings The confed
crates killed two Federals and wounded Others
while thew were abdueting slaves Thursday.
Voluntary contributions for soldiers from the
people of the South continue to be received Some
large amounts have been received for the past fe
days. $4,000 in silver was received for the znd,
Sth and 18th Georgia regiments. not sent through
the Association st Augusta bat directly through the
regiments $4,000 in value has been received for
Mississippi regiments S33 900 in value for the Ala
bsms regiments and smaller values for the regi
ments of other States.
skirmish occurred Sundty night about fifteen
miles from BRISTOL on the EIst Tennessee and Vir-
gIDia railroad between the Confederate scouts and
UmOnis,s. Two OF the latter were killed and nine
taken isoners. The Uuioaists are said to be q
two points, both numbering about nine hundre d
with prospects of being reinforced to three thous
and. Rather stirring times are expected in that
neighborhood.
From Augusta.
ACGUsTA, Nov. Il.-Yice President Stephens ar
rived here yesterday in good health and hopeful
spirits.
The Charleston Courier, this morning, says the
loss at Fort Walker supposed to be about one
hundred killed and wounded The defeacs Of Fort
Walker and Bay Point was gallandy executed. The
fire of the enemy was terrific. Ode of the large
steamers struck twice, and was so injured
that she tOwed off by another steamer aud fire
ed; she is supposed to be destroyed. 0iy two men
were wounded at Bay Point A psrt OF the time
the enemy's shot and she'll equalled one hundred
minute
The Georgetown was wrecked. The Federal
OceOla," wes overhauled, and several hundred bar
Tels Of potatoes aud other valu4bes secured. The
McHenry will probably be saved.
The MeTetTy says it is reported that TIE enemy 4
have occupied the iowa Of Beaufort but it ia doubt
ful The planters destroying gu utilities of cot
.ou to prevent its falling into the hands Of the |
Fsderals.
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From COLUMBUs.-We learn from friend who
was in the battle, direct from Columbus yesterday
that he conversed with LINCOLN Captain taken
prisoner, who belonged to the Iowa regiment and
to use the Hessisn Captsia's own words" The
regiment loas literally anniklated." Our friend says
our officers and men speak of it as one of the hard
est fought battles and one of most brilliant VIC
tories of the age,
We further learn by private dispatch to friend
in the city, that our loss in killed Ii 1885, and that of
the Hessians Is supposed to be 900 in killed,
wounded and missing. The Cairoites represent the
Federals as being badly whipped;
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D r. COL E M A Ms
PRIVATE DTsPENsHRV.

FkNHe attention 81 citizens, Strangers and Others visiting
Nashville, requiring medical ard, n respectfully called
his ONCE, DO 81 Dederck street. second AooT chsy
and he Square.
DR COLKN Is old practitioner a msins; his aiuost
unlDitd experiences aod f1rng many years past
In tie treatment Of induced devote
his undvised le,sn all diseases this naturs Many
cases o. the mott nVeerAe character lave ponpy yielded =
his improved method Of rsalment.
Primary seeondary Tertiary and Hereaisy sphhals Con
Srrha Gest al dseas genal urinary orrans
ne with PERSISTENCE 90 hts remsdieS.
All female agul rites snd faDesSrsl derApgsmsn e the
WOMB and all disc arising from CESSATION Gad III MANAGED
paFfuri0n.
every Of Redus s Rupture AID Of Piles and ProlsD
o. the Rsctur1, Of Fstuls, can Be cured b.
process painless either Of the latter cases under
t. By Dr. &c q tsaGriab{y sCdlTGaGsd a.
care ul eKAnin ton always presents the necessary indca
OF SUCCESS or fars By his improved ethOd Of operating
Persons Of eiIhsr applying person By letter (dclr
bag TIE arst symptom any acsnas s7eee sse
ean BE cured in the aboFys neO forryEht
hours
sriet nj e-ee prcPr attention and moderate charges,
will & vrfn h1 attn his patr-ns
I RO mercury used in the treatment q dissass
be believes I'm most eses produces ds4ss than that
Il is sivsn 70
once hOus from sgh; the morning tilI IN the even
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mnnnasas Oufokstep.

HAVE Just issasd beautiful piece ef Music besrisg s
title, dedicated 70 the brave dsiendeCs o. et eTez
memorable 8 o. Prise. 5U cents
Also ~. editions Il he Pa etso s1DS, 20 es1s Song o.
the outh cenfs Dixie all ri h 81 cents sounsra BoJ 3
90 cent; souihern HsrelSie cents; To art 50 ner and
vet a. PaF s. This int -eembiauc a. cents; sutnefa
B. h liza 40 CO Pride o. the ut1 Msz rka, 40 &C. IS;
Hi ute Men az o. the sou h-5v Eayh ., 20 cents;
Recl Ie~tlns OF Memphis, "Bonanzs, go eelts besides
many Others Ct Jus ia together with the publ
lions o. al the sOathe houses
All re- : post FREE, Te-e pit o. ii N Iked D~ice.
Eor Drcms and BugIss. send 20 . Unioa street
Jas A col Rs, II SC Publisher.
p Ss.In press, and will be out lOth November, 'LorenA
90 cents Cottage b. Sea- 3 cents LsesBuFg March 40 cents,
and Dixie Quickstsp 90 cents ssld your orers eet-a
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no Ihe PeepIe or Tenne.sse-

The State must and, to the full extent of its re-
sources, shall be defended. Threatened with inya-
sion, all goOi citizens will regard it as patriotic
duty to make any reasonable sacrifice to repel the
invader. Regiments are now in camp and organ
ICED, while others are ready to orga.ize, but for
want Of arms are not prepared to take the field.
Prompted by the noblest impulses of patriotism,
these brave men are ready to take the field to de
fend your homes and to prevent the theatre of this
cruel and vindictive war being brought within our
borders. They appeal to you, who quietly remain
at home, to place arms in their hands, that they
may give you protection and security.
If you fail to respond to this appeal, shall be
compelled by the sternest convictions of duty,
charged as 1 am with the responsibility of seeing
that the State is defended to disband these regi-
ments of brave soldiers and call you who have
arms into service a. militia.
earnestly entrest that the people will bring for
ward and deliver to the Clerk of the County Court
Of their respective counties to such other agent
as may send to the various counties every effect
i've double barrel shot gun and sporting rifle which
they hsve to be immediately shipped to the Arsenal
at Nashville, Knoxville or Memphis, where the same
will be valued by competent ordnance officer,
and the value paid to the owner by the Confederate
Government
urge you to give me your aid in the important
work Of arming our troops, with which we can
repe the invader but if you refuse prepare to take
the field, for resolved to exhaust all resources
before the foot of the invader shall poute the soil
of Tennessee. Respectfully,
1sHAM G. HARRIS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NASHVILLE Nov I2 1861
Nashville Patriot, Memphis appeal and Avalanche,
Jackson Wing, Chattanooga Advertiser and Knox.
vile Register copy, each enc week. novl3
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Fice Presidents :
who wouId not be Insuredl

Received this day of ". J. MARI, Insurance Agent
No. Is College street. in this city Pivs Hundred Do
lars, the full amount of insurance that part Of
my building on Market street, which was destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
ery with him. if you wish your losses settled fairly
and paid promptly. H. METZ
Nashville, Oct. Is, l861.-f
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NoIIos to UorrespondenIs.

We win teen special favor our friends and coEesPon-
various divisions and camps Of the confeder's
Ocs win urnSh With all the gossip AID proper to Be
placed the public We Sh to make our paper SSh an
interesting a.d welcome visitor to e tent Of soldier
hstnr or battles fer independence. Their letters sAsuld s
asareaaed "a M AZ NASHVILLE, Tenn