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EXECUTIVE HEADQUARTERS
Nashville. Nov. Is, 1851.
General order No. ~,


s. Having learned that some of the commanders of
the militia censtrue the special orders issued for
the execution Of general order No. z go to pre-
vent volunteering from their respective commands
after this date they are therefore hereby ordered
tsa touse all legitimate to secure sufficient
a number of volunteers from their respective COM
mands to I'LL the call made upon them to make up
the thirty thousand men ordered into service In
every instance they will credit their respective
mands by each man who has volunteered may
volunteer from them to I'll up this call, and only
s.- detail from the militia such number will be
sufficient when added to the volunteers, to make
up the number appOrtioned to their respective
ms1ds
"a Where volunteer companies have been formed
from different militia commands each militia
command win be credited by the number of volun-
that it furnished to such companies; and where
men propose to volunteer to make the number, sp-
portioned to be taken from their respective militia
companies to prevent detail from the militia, you
viii receive them in squads Of such number as they
may present themselves, and send them forward to
rendezvous where they viii be organized into vols
unteer companies and regiments, So much is the
volunteer for term of twelve months preferred
to detailing the militia into service, that vol
unteers will be accepted in heu Of the militia
at any time previous to the mastering of the
militia into the service of the Confederate States
Volunteers, whether in squads companies, are
directed to without delay to the General Rem
devious designated in special orders.
Colonies of regiments will st once make return
of the number of guns reported to them by their
Ef- captains In order that ample preparations may
be made at the General Rendezvous for the supply
of the force called out Brigader Generals will
port their details to the Adjutant General Immediate
Iy. They will not the militia from their homes
until they receive marching orders to that effect
BY order Of IsHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor and Commander-in-Chief
VIC. WHrrHORNE Acting Adjutant General.
Banner, Patriot and Gazette please copy.
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c. xDvAsm =. 3. zAREH, r. P. EOwAsDs-
EDWARDS, HARRIS q co,
Successors to Edwarde, GilkersOn d Co,
wholesale GrOcers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,


BrandIes, Wines TObRceos, Cigars, Asss
00REAB o0LLEeEARD 0EURCH RzREEz6
Nashville, Tenn.
VNTH ARE IN RHoEIPT OF A LARGE AND WILL
w selected stock Of Groceries, Tohseoss LquorI ke con-
PSsd In part a. ioo"u 's which We respectfully invite ne -
SUGAR, mOLASSEs AND SYRUP.
Is hhds Louisiana sEgsH 50 ibis LeTsEings powdered
3 mi oos SeA1asd wsd sSs1s r Loaf Sugar.
100 bills Plantation AoasSei 50 half bAs Raned Aoass
100 half bbs Plantation No 50 pesKAg east Loun eoidsA
.eSsIs EsaA.a MoI..ss.L s0ps H.v Orleans soiasa
COFFEE.
S SS Ss Ss 6S:I n SS g. Ga Col 5sSa O'
fssi ' N'''--- - -. !. - :. -.
WHKSKK.
10 Ky. 3D. 50 bSis snith1 GA NssssVs
guneheons Of Irish and scotch WHISKY.
BRANIOIRS, WINES, sc.
10 quarter casks sagussssS % sa.Es Madeira Winsl
10 gs ass:S sa.l. Ora Dspr.y ia Fo1s -
g y asa aoe6sIs Brandy 10 Dry 'as'
10 g United PrepFistor's g pL. Ginger WinsI
100 T" Ginger Is pks Lemon oOvdlalI
IS RASPBERRY 3pEI HOLLAND ehl
le easkxR umI
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia 1Obaeoo-vszious brzndsi .
500 - Kentncky
IS kegs A Smiths Pancake TobacooI
s9ioe9 Superior Havana oigans-yArious Brandsi
$1,000 Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP.
GO sS1ss lar oansis .9bcEs. ssarins oA3!a.''
E0q" " I5Ohoz1 Soap vaESsaa klndsi
100 bbIs sxtra Family PIourt
lo0 y >" supeEnns y ~
100 bags PennsylVGnia BuckNhsAt 1ioaE-
SUNDRIES.
100 sacks fns and coaI1e salt 100 dozen BuakstsJ
500 bills KanaEha Salt so nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes R5 sacks 8 Aimon1Sg
500 boxes Glass WaFeg 50 bills Pecansand BfeoEAs
500 Reels Cotton Ropsl 10 bbls Rngliah Wsnus1
100 asks Soda s 100 dozen Broomsi
1000 oands Bar Leadg 100 doEsn Zinc Wash bsas1si
500 bags Shot, assorted sEoIt Wrapping PzpsD
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oyster 81 50 bags Pepper
IS ssses Ssrdines, y and y . MlspiceI
boxes 50 bzs Ground MustaFaI
50 bxs Lemon syrupt 50 +" Fire CFackcrsI
$50 pkB Rssnsl 81 bbls Older Vinegar
100 7" MsekeTei - bblnXX Als1
IS chests Green and kIacN
with variety Of othsr Ertieses.
naTs-a EDWARDS. HARRIS 90.
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ForEes.


VHTE pleased learn that At the great oFIds YAl
w held this month In tbs city Of Macon Georgia the enter
prsng Baltimore Firm, VIM Knahe Co., were awarded the
EsFst ysiB all composition, fer their celebrated GoLD
MKRAL Pos This Fair being held under the direction Of the
Southern Cotton Planters Association, large and influential
body of the Importance attached to ecevng he hopo
Of their Fair Produced we learn unusual
petition the part many Of the Piano FORTE Manufacturers
Of the country Several fine Instruments exhb
tom bn after most patient snd thorough examination Of their
respective merits the judges unanimously decided that the
on the Mandatory Of VIM Knsbe Co, tbs "Kscst
siOs )" and awarded the Medal accordingly
Without wishing 70 appear nviduous, VIII add that he
terprise public spirit and unng with which the Mess
Knabe conduct their business ene them in eminent deres
to all the hono and which they have achieved Ia their
line Lavish in the expenditure Of time and money TO Produc
Flyst Quality Piano. and advertising extensively b make
their eabent known they have their reward In the pOsss
on Of large and constantly Increasing business and the ~
Qualification Of knowing that whenever and wherever eomps
on the order Of the day, judges uniformly pronounce their
Pianos be "HxeeISo-Baltnore Sun, Of December 2d,
1860.
Ps-A supply Of the above being received By A.. 81,
Mcclure 30 Union street, the sale Agsnt for Mds Fsnnssee
who viii cell At our factory prices.
marl7-d
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THE STAB GALLERYI
DaguerreOtyPes, AnsbFOtypes.
MELAENOTYPES,
AND PHOTOGRAPHs
n "a Truon Street next door to Vessel ThomuRona

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II. f. SALTZMAN,
fRaTz OPERAToR HCGuzs' akALKRT)
HAVING attsd up roozs ss above, sxeiusvsy for thai
branch Of buAneaB, Il prepared 70 reeeVe ne ladies and
gentlemen NASHVILLE and make fac tfce Of ther faces 10
highest style Of the Art No expense has been spared ssf
furnishing apartments procuring tie latest and most
Improved apparatus and materials, and the subscriber condn
initves AL who want pictures 70 give him cali Psdgas
tiafaocion in every
~ EsEraBos nszt door CBsst) to Vessel 4 EhoEPsos
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Land for sale.

II application made before January Twill sell
4 modAtng terms, Forty Acres Of Land, thTss miisa
nom The Corporation lits, Mil Greek, opposite Ms GoG
This ef the most beautiful locations Davidson county
About onehAlf Of the land Il In timber the balances IN caEz
Hons There the premises comfortable cabins Gna
young orchard Apply 70 ma GSEB the place, to %
SELF for particulars. cHA5, X. WIHBFOHi
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G r. E E N & CO

NOss Union! street.
.HlVs
HaF7ee,s Infantry Tactics,
Louis7is sdon-9 Co. Fine Autographs IRzst raaonS
Price % 50-by mail 90 80.
HARDEEs TACTICS, Memphis edition, vols IN Prizes
81 5o-by mall rs.
Instructed for.
HEAVY Artillery prepared By board Of Array oseerH;
Price 81 O0--by mail 4 50
he TROOPERS MANUALj or Tactics for light Dragons
and Mounted Rhemen Used through the South Price 81 IS
by mail 2 co..
FLYiEG hRTILhERYi or, Guide for the Field ArIsris
Price 50 50-by mail 90,
WORKS on Payonet Excerse, Army Regulations Fothca
tons and Engineering, expected daily.
Maps of the Seats OF War.
MapNO. l. 4x6 feet representing all the Southern latss
Very complete. Price 81 90.
No 9 size 2x30 inches, representing Pennsylvania New
Yerk, Weaware Maryland Virginia, Ohio and Kentaeky
shaving every post Office village town and eys Price 81
Map No. B. 2Ox3O Representing ell the States North and
South, Price 81.
adjoining States Price 81.
Map No, S, 9x30. Representing Maryland and Virginia With
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manassas 91lekstep.
HAVE just issaeds beautiful pecs Of MuBie bearing tue
above htle dedicated to the brave defenders OF that
memorable spot Prize, so cents.
Also, editions Of She Palmetto Gong 40 cents; Song Of
the eouth so cents; Dixie an Right 30 cus; sousheTn Boys
80 Sozhen EaTBeise IS cents; Thou art Near and
Far cents; This Faint Besemb2nc 20 Southn
Belle POLKA 40 eents Pride Of the south Mazurka, 90 cens
Minute Men Flag Of the southby Hawkins, 90 CENTS
others Of Pubcons together with the PubcA
tons Of all the Southern houses
All sent, post Free receipt Of the marked price.
Tor Drums and Bugles, send ga Union street.
JAS A cCLURA, Muse Publisher.
p. SssIn press, and will be out 10th November, Lorena"
20 cents; Cottage hy Sea- IS cents leesbuEg March cents
and Dixie uiekssep, 40 Send your oe27H
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III An away from The subscriber On the 9Th list two miles
from Lebanon. wilson county Tenn, negro named
OnaFiess-aaEk eompleziOn, spare made, shout twenty
years od about I'VE feet inches in height and
weighs about lao posns; writes very good hand, and will
rs ye rs Is carpenter By trade When be LEFT
home carried with him his trunk and has suit OF soldiers
clothes. Has hYedin Memphis.
vii me above reward for BIS srrrest and corAinment
novl3-lm a BERRY WuIFBsLDss.
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CoEPTEo1LIs's oTHcR,l
Nashville, Tenn, sept AZ, 1863. a
This Is to certify that the Augusta Insurance and Banking
Com2snP located Augusta IN tie State Of Geo Pa, has
piled vita all the requFemsnts o. the Code, the suhe Of
Forsgn Companies in section 1853 to 1857 inclusive
the Act Of 24h March, 1862 chapter 2l5, section
gequrns depoiit with TIE CopHoer Of twenty thousand dol
lars Of nix per eeat Bonds0f the State.
Ard that Thomas Il the legally authorized Agent Of
Ssid Company the city Of Nashville, State Of
H.. 81 :. T. DUNLAP, Comp Ioller.
The the Oldest ard most reliable Insurance
Companies in the South Those wishing Insurance. will psss
M the undersigned at the OF Cedar street ana the
Square. ftg g JESSE THOMAS
nov2-dln 2r Agent.
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Removed.

Removed.
HAvEremoYed ny Shoe establishment to Market street. No
SO, the public square, next door 10 MonsE Son
where would be pleased to my former customers and friend
And shall endeaVor at all 1s to keep hard general as
nsnt Of Home Made boots and Shoes IN as gTsa
variety and the price Of materials viii justify
Army boots and Shoes and al kinds oheavy kept in store
made to order.
Highest market price paid for Hides and Leather.
asp20-tf JAMES W HAAfILroH.
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Personally appeared before me- the subscribeT Mcoay,
Secretary OK Augusta Insurance and Banking Company
who being duly depeseth and Earth that the above
ent Is correct and true, to the best Of h novedgs and bef
@ \. MoCAY, Becretary.
SWoIn 10 and subscribed before me, his 18th August 1851
= - AEPHIU6 o. BEANIE,
Notary Public.
The same oath which the SECRETARY part
President, take my part.
WIN NJ. D'ANrINGNA0, President
sWorn and sarbel slcrs me- this 30h aSy Of August
1861. B. TUCKER,
J. ?. for Fsyette county, Tenn.
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GOLD MEDAEnPEANOs

ANOTHER TRIBUTE 70 THR SUPERIORITY
VIM. Knabs & o Piano
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NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDK
F7gROM ard aHsr his data. asd until iurther net
Clause will be Inserted n al Open foIiciss d
fsnnssssa Maxine and Fire Insurs1ee Company, Al
VfIIs Co,nmsfcial IRguranee Oc1ap4rT.
W.Bt
1scFstSry Team. Msr. and Pirs ms
JANzS vi
gssoretars 0atEnssolaf Tsssraaes +
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DIVIDEND.
TENHE NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COM.
PANY have this day declared dividend or dollars
Ehare, payable and after the 1Osh inst
noT7elm JAMRs WALKER, Secretary
For Rent,
BRICK HOUSE, situated on the corner Of Gay and High
"A streets. Apply TO A. TURNER,
Nashville, October To- ls6l--dtf
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YEyHE Qusrtermaltes Department prepared phr
chase Corn, cats, and Hay, for the use Of the Cen
federate Army.
In bales
To be delivered ct The Warehouse Of James johnson Co.,
Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
For further information apply At above nsued place
e. K. GLAsc0CK,
nov7.In ne Rorsge Master o. 8. A..
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ddres J. MCPHERSON q Co.,
September 2s. 'sl-dsm .Ll4z1A. Ga
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-02

An MBRoGLIo-MIsrAKEs SYMPATHY. A
young farmer of Rensselaer, county, N. u, who
has a sweetheart residing in Albany, vert to
the city to visit her one evening, lie hitcbed
his horse in the street, several blocks distant {:
and as the hours sped away, and the animal
was uncarel for and unclaimed, benevolent
lady, in front of whose house it was hitchcd
called policeman and had the horse taken to Il
stable. When the lover at last bid his Dulcinea
good night aud looked for his team, ii was Of
course missing. He supposed it to have been
stolen, and telegraphed TO Troy and other places
requesting that any one driving such a team
might be arrested. Subsequently, inquirug at
the police station in Albany, he got track Of the
property, recovered it by making proper expla-
nations, and drove homewards rejoicing. But
at Troy, the telegraph subjected him to another
annoyance, for he was arrested as horse.thief,
upon his own description Of the team, and could
not escape from the cells Of prison except by
sending for friends to come in from his rural
home and identify him lie threatens 10 sue the
lady whose sympathy for the horse led to the
original difficulty.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-02

By the arrival at New York of the steamship
Africa, We have some later news from Europe
The Duchess Of Kent, mother of Queen Victoria,
died on the 10th ult The London times asks
where the confederate States are to negotiate the
proposed loan, seeing that one. fifth of their pOpu-
latiOu is pledged to reputation. The times says
that President Davis is the man who laughed at
the dupes of the Mississippi bonds. The reduc-
ton of the discount rate to six per cent. by the
Bank Of France had q good effect on the money
market of Paris and London. The surrender o,
Messina was unconditional after four days firing
Over 5000 prisoners and 800 cannon were given
up. The Italian Parliament had unanimously
approved the assumption Of the title of the
Kingdom Of Italy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-02

THE YELvERrON CAsg.-The Eastern Coun,irs
Herald, published at Hull. where Mr.. Thelwall,
the plaintiff in the now famous action resides,
gives tho following, in the course of some com
ments on the case generally: We think Mrs
Yelyerton has never been fairly represented re
garding the motive there was for keeping the
marriage so profound n secret. In the course Of
the trial no reason sufficiently satisfactory bus
been assigned on this point. But we believe we
are correct in stating that there was a very suf-
fcient reason given by Yelverton that he was
under pecuniary obligations to Il relative, whose
particular interest it was that the heir to the
title Of AvonmOre should die without issue. uu
these circumstances, Yelverton's story always
was that he had promised to remain single; and
that, should the knowledge of his union with
Miss LOngworth come to the ears Of his relative,
he would be n ruined man. His wife, believing
this account, and placing full confidence in his
honor, consented to the marriage being secret,
stipulating only that her own sister and her
friends, MIR. and Mrs. Thelwall, should be made
priyy to the arrangement
This was accordingly done, and these true
friends became her confdants from the begin
ming. From the time that she was deserted By
her husband, Mrs Yelyerton's great anxiety has
always been to have her case gone into. Bale1
in her attempts to obtain justice on three differ
ent occasions and before three separate tribunals,
she did not despair. 1t had becOme the sole OBJ
ect Of her existence, and for three years she de-
voted herself to the task Of bringing her de-
lnquent husband TO the bar of justice. How is
it possible that any woman could have labored
SO long and so perseyeringly for the attainment
of such an object il she did not feel herself sus-
tanned by the consciousness Of Nrtue and Of
truth ? She well knew that all the circumstances
of her courtship would be thoroughly sifted and
paraded before the world She knew the trying
nature Of the searching oross-examinaiion to
which she would be subjected, but she was pre-
pared 10 brave it oil"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-02

PoRrs OF ESrRY.-The Southern Treasury
Department has sent out the following informa.
tion:
ln pursuance of the act Of Congress Of Feb.
%. 1861, entitled An act to authorize the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to establish additional ports
and places of entry and delivery, aud appoint
Offices therefore, hereby establish the following
ports and places Of entry and delivery, that is to
say:
Norfolk, at Nelmsis Landing, on the Mississip.
pi River.
fernando, on the Mississippi aud Central
Railroads
Holly Springs, on the Mississippi Central
Railroad.
Eastport, on the Tennessee liver,
Coiilth, at the crossing of the Mobile and
Ohio, and OF the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
roads.
Athens, on the railroad from Decatar to Pu-
laski.
Stephenson, at the junction Of the Memphis
and Charleston, and OF the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroads.
Atalanta, at the junction Of the Georgia Rail-
road, the Western and Atlantic, and various other
railroads.
Chester, at the junction of the Charlotte and
Columbia and of the Kings Mountain Railroad.
Florence, a, the junction of the Wilmington
and Manchester, and of the North Eastern and
Of the Cheraw md Darlington Railroads.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

EPIToME OF BUSINESS AND PERSONAL ISrFL-
LIoEsoE.-RObert BOstOn has lost his Book Of
deposit No. 1862, in the Wilmington Savings
Fund Society, and intends to apply for a new
book
paS- Joseph Pyle, 400 Delaware Avenue,
offers room suitable for Workshop, corner Of
Front and Jefferson streets, for rent.
B6S- pair of Gold Frame Spectaces was
lost in this city, on the Goth ult. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving them at No.
S32 Market Street.
SALE OF WILMINGTON CRY LoAs.-The sale
Of $4,000 Wilmington City Loan, took place at
Almonds Hotel, on Saturday last The follow
ing are the names OF the purchasers, the cum
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-02


FATAL 0CCURRENGE.-The following extraor-
binary story comes from Berne under date Of
March 8:
An English gentleman, Captain Il of the
British army, met his death here last night in
the most dreadful manner. Captain l., af-
ter supping with some friends took walk
through the city in company with three other
Euglishmen. As the bear-pit lay in their way,
the party went, for psstime, TO look at the bears
This pit was separated into two compartments,
in one Of which was the bear, and in the other
the female and several cubs. While bending
over the ratings watching the animals, Captain
l. overbalanoed himself, and fell over into
that part of the pit in which the old bear was
confined breaking his arm in the fall. Ono hour
elapsed before any assistance was obtained and
brought to the spot Efforts were then mndo to
eXtricate the unfortunate man from his pcrilous
position by means of hosting him up with ropes
1t is remarkable that up to this time the old
bear although the most savage Of the family,
and therefore placed in separate compartment,
had not attempted to njure the young man,
But this state Of things was not to last long At
the moment when he was being hoisted out of
the pit, aud had reached half way up, the hear
became savage and tore him down into the pit
again. A horrible struggle then ensued, which,
after nearly half IN hours duration, resulted in
Captain LIS being killed by the ferocious beast.
One of the party OF Englishmen would have
jumped into the pit to his friends aid had he not
been fOrcibly restrained by the bystauders--
Great Indignation is Expressed by the inhabit-
ants Of Berne that no aid came from the quarter
whence it ought to have been rendered, even at
the risk of life. A sentinel was posted at about
thirty PAGES from the pit, and searching invcs.
tigation has been instituted into this mans COM
duct.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-02

The National Intelligeneer says, so far from
mediiating the s'military subjugation" of tho
South, the Administration, as We learn, is sludl-
ously DESTROYS 10 avoid the very appearance OF
practising anything like a cOustraint on public
opinion, and, as evidence Of this disposition, We
understand that the troops about to leave Texas
instead Of being distributed points in Virginia
and North Carolina, where it might have been
otherwise most convenient to station them, have
all been ordered further North, where their
presence eau irritate no excited sensiblities and
give rise to no panic fears.