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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-26

0H -ESSEssEE-Pr---eds Er bad
- C--as r1cs, Chlzcery ste GO tse CruU
Isu' Ch.rcs-F court of TIE city o. Melpl-s. Toe
March 1871 1851.
Ilass ". Bedsss. Czu7t
IU-vid s. E-ssss-. ard csrers. Bess-E
u appearing from .1fsv5c fls1l1 -his causs tl
defendants. Robert B Sh1lfers. -uui1- sLcIdsrE
a.. F.rlmlu- md Archibald GINNING. sr- DAD
beats ~ gre state at relle-rae. Do b. ordered ua
30 aatgr their Erra rslre hrr.rr heflre or u
rrs- three .trE ~ rEa next term essaIt co-rt. Rob
on TIE 5ecli Aa LAY ll Hlv. 1851 and rIe1f. a
Dr l-U-r ~ ems a.urntfs u-. nr tie sam D
-aE-1 far c--f-s-af a. % then arI set for hear
paste, aH1 data a5E 20 This order De- rzbIs--
week Er flr ere ivs weeks il tf- MHmI
peal. cpg--ttcst. JDHE C. LAM
cierE alI d
Ttauuz11 md Esua-. s]-Icl5rs for ccm1Izir@
a.II-Ir-tw
En GHaaCeEg ai Wemphia
CraTE uF ENEEs5EE-r-ocffjlns ha- ~
- Cr-s'v rFce Clz-c-rr s.cs e he Cons ~
aud cHauc-rT CENT r Ire city % AeuThis- =
March INC rsh. 1sff-
Duzcau Gl3rssth. wm- P 0us. and ohsrs.
vs. 1sHts
Thouas Sa-1iers ana Others. uefeHdauts
Haure-rln- from onia-t lu nts csusa tha ~ De-
gen ant lrDls rau-n-I 81 E 81 uHr---EIIaur e u lt
X Tennessee, 20 e. eiHr-l ttaa DO CD enter III ar
sufe Lsreiu before o. Wli11n ra frss rbree h
ut-F rn % Sail c.rr- Oh DO hrld 90 the
dsg Do Msy geEL 1851. ard piaEi- 1ns-cr Or aur O
comp sI1za.F hlI. OF tls Haua vIi De- taken ~ GA
ffgs-I es ts Bun. grl r-t for bearing eE parte, aud fha
o. cGy OF lhis order 81 ~plal-hrt orc- o week Cor nu
s-l1ssslvs weeks IN tae Eeutlig Apgsal- COPY
Aue-t= JOSH C. LAFIERs
CLERK ana Mas1e-.
John @. F.anis, soucisr for emp ai1uu,s-
aLlf-lau4u
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ln thaAoeFEas -

Helry gr,H md J. W. Seals, s@aiIs,or, p an 81,
ants.
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In Chancery, al memphis.

TAI OE TESEEsSEE-Prccsellnas haI in the
- clerks once c1suceJs side q te c.mm1u iau and
cbarcery court Of tie city n Memphis. MONDAY, January
the 26thi 1861.
John L. Barnard, s,m'r or G. W. Unlsflin, deceased.
vs.. Complainant,
John Martin and william HeI. Defendants.
lt aupearlur from andaTlt diaf in his cause Iat fhe
d-efenianf WiHiam Bell, IS s n0u-resd-ut % thr sste
or Teuues ser. ftisoriaref that be d. enter HE arpasr-
ancs herein bsfore cr w hm me d-sf three tsss o. ihs
next term o. safdc1urt, CD Ne held on the sec1-I Monfsv
in Nay u-xt, 1861, and ptaad, aaswer OF d-uur b. c0u-
rlatna- rs bin. cr thssanIa will BE- taken for confessed
astohim an set Or hearing cN ptrtn. aul that e copy
of tlis order le p~Isished ouce week ir f1ur slocss-
sIvs weeks iu the Aomphis Appeal,
A cany-aliest. JOHN C. LANTaR.
CierE aud Master.
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Iehn ". Wis susan 4. Ioag, and olhsrs.

crATR or rRENFssEE.-Proceadin had in The
- Clerks once, chsBcery side Of the comuion Iag
aud Ch7Hcery coBrt q the city q Aemptls, Aq1daTi
March the fth. 1851.
william 7. Williams Complainant
vs..
Jehn W. wis, Susan A. Long, and others,
Defendants.
i appearing fran smiavit aisd in this cause tnaf the
defendants Jehn W. Wills, s5saa A Long. Joseph P.
Brown and Mars L Brown, are noH-rfsieents ~ The
State 81 Tenuessee, it's ordered fhat they 10 enter their
appearance herein before Or within the Grsf three days
OF the next tfrm Of sac court, % be held on the second
Monday IN Nay next, 1851 and Plead, answer or demur
20 com ialuanfs amendsd answer snd eros bill, or tie
same WILDE akea for uoafcsEfd r. 10 them and set fog
bearing * parie, and hat . copy of this order be pub
Isned onsa a week hF four Successive weeks IN tie
Memphis ApDesi- AoFy-Atesi.
II c.. IANIER.
CLERK and Bas1er.
Scotia and Dizos, collectors foy complainant.
APii-itvtr
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In Chancery at MempbH

wm-H u. stavll. collector for complainant
.nln I-.LH
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sUNDREEs

EOn BOXES Popping Crackers.
Jul 1000 lbs. S. s.. Amends.
500 lbs Fiberfs.
500 lbs. Cream Sutz.
1oO Bushels Fresh Neal.
$50 hrIs. Rusceit. Prior Red and Jenzfin Apples.
$50 Pink Bye White and Red Mechanic Potatoes.
geo KEGS Nails.
81 dog Brooms.
Also Sugar. Coffee, HoIassss, salt, Whishys Brandy,
Champaign, Flcur, Lime, Cen eut. Starch, wooden
Ware, ETC., etc. Just received and for sale 'ow BY
FLOURNOT & CRAWFORD
aes0-daw No n. Fr0lt ruw.
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Notice.

TTAvINe suggested the insolvency Of The estate 81
ii John r. Horris. deceased, in the County Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee, the creditors thereof are
hereby notified % come forward and Gle their claims,
sniv auihentoa.ed, With the Clerk Of said court, on OF
before The arst day Of July next, for pro rata payment
or the a will be forever barred.
Wareh 2e. 1881. n. D. L. STEWART,
mrss-vst Amir Of J. B Norris, decd.
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THau1s5l md Esus-. solicitors for oom9isir
8eII-Ir-tw
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In Chancery n 1IemphIA

|-0TT = III
safa-rruew
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aJeEnphfs and Ohio

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April Is, 1851, trains
VII leave the depot a. Memphis, - folo~f;
FAST r a. 8 A. d making SIRE concessions
II Huuhai1r win nains On the Noble and Ohio Rail
read, and a. leuness=e River with trains 81 Memphis
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&EsEmNEeR.
RREEMAN &, -.

TUsT received per steamer WittsburE, q large lot q
j very superior SsinElss. they will be sold low fr
cash. Those DESIRING o. purchase Eould 70 well 90 give
us a sail. FBOuREOT a CRAWFORD,
unrs-faw Me- a FRONT row
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10 ChanCeTy az Hemphis.

ID NIINEIDEIN II 1T = I1L-N"a
cfTATE OF TENEEssEE--Proceediugs had in the
- clerks lface, chance1g side Of the common law and
cha1oery court o. the city Of Memphis, Monday, April
the sth, 1851
Joseph II. N0rhcutt. Complainant
vs..
william A. Jones, trustee, and others. Defendants
Il arpearinz from ahilavit dled in this cause thatthe
defandfuts, The Northern Bank q Kentucky Aartin
Hntshfnson. James T. 8hirpshin, S;las Evans G G.
sfirman. =. 9. CODY, me sank % ihe Stste Of Mis-
49, Tevi Parks, snf Alexander Eeea, are nul resi-
dents ef the STATE OF Tennessee n IS ordered thaithry
DO artars helr appearance herein before or Wthln ne
sraf three days Of the next terra OF said court 70 be
beid On the second Monday IN Nay next, 1881, aud plead,
answer or demur to compliments bill, Or the sane vi
~ taten FOR confessed As 10 them, snd set for hearing
y nsrfs and that a copy Of this order be publishedonee
4 wesk fr four successive weeks in The Memphis Ap-
wy-.tssst. JOIN. c. LANIER,
CLERK and Master
o~.rushsrs. Tsrssr s waite. col as esmp
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ITNIE OF E-TT000e"I"G IT
- Cc-ks omee, c1au-ery side % the C1u
chancrry court Of the city q Memphis, ne
April the 81. 1861.
The LaGrauss aud HFuphis RAILROAD c-rz7T- az
We Comp aIIf-.
BsrEa ia q RsiuaT auf others. uafeEtal-.
J. spprarluz from srdtvit alcd IN eau q fast zoe
defendants. BsrElia G. Rsisry TO H-1-sr. wills
" JONES Benjamin Hunt. Thomas -sylslf. W.. u.
Brodan. James a. E-v1olds. alm'r n J. DE- Irlt-zL1.
deCcassf. Sarah Britain, E1I DEGlrl r.. Turrer. are
u0u-resideuts 81 tLr State 81 Tennessee 90 Is orccret.
that they Do enter their sppesrE1cs herein balre
within the GrGt three fiyF 81 TIE Eert tsru le E
court, 10 be held on the rec7aI Monday u Msy EA-'
1851. arl plead. answer or seuur 90 cu9all-t
amended BILL, or the same =II DO isEe1 tor Colfssf
to them, and set ;0r hesriGE OK pzrle and tlst soy %
tbs order De published cDc- r week FOR four Lu-=s
weeks b. .he MtmshI Appeal
A cp--sttes.: z c. LANI1
CIarz ard q Ne-
vSnce ard Anderson, solcit7rs Tor clmslalu
-uFn 1HFAw
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ASTOCK OF GOODs FOR TRlBE.

We will exchange 5000 70 $500 worth Of s-sasonsbie
aud sslesble goods for Improved city property, At fair
price. YOUNG d WILD,
4Uniou street,
n---~gaa a--a~H nH@n
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Motice

mo the ersdInrs OF John Long, deceased. The in
salvency Ok tho estate q John LoHg, deceased,
having been s~uggestsc by me IN the county court u
ebsIbv county. creditors are hereby notified 10 hle their
olrims. properly authealetted, In the omcs Of the clerk
of said cenrt, On OF bsare ihc ist day OF August, 1851.
D. S. C9ENsHAW,
.-4ewfH Adminisfrafor.
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CTArE or TENEESsE6 -PrcceeflHEs hal i1 fhe
= clerks once, rhaBcerT SIDE Of The o1uue1 Law an3
chancery surte - the city Of Hem1lls, Tu-siay, Fetru-
arg tie I3th. 1871
william Mis. Robert MiHs, aus Dav-5 G. Hirs. au
Of r. Mills CO.. C0ur lInsufs,
vs..
Ch-ries EcDerm0t End others, Defendants.
70 fpp-ariug from sftavir dled 90 taisglHsg that she
tefardal-s, Chss- EcDerm5t, George vs.. DgvEls and
Margaret Duvsil are u1u-residenls Cr the susie OF IaL-
ue,see, ir Is srdrrsd-that they d. eater their spDeaI-
a1cc herein before o. within The 1rst tarse tays % Che
nest term Of said e7urt, IN be held an tie second Elu-
day in Hsv next, 1857, and pissf answer OF dsuUr o.
cJmsIaissnts' bif, or the saue rilfselaEel 1r confessed
IS te them and set f1r hearinE eE1srte, audthzt c1pyef
ibis ordsr be published once q week f0r four s1c-
= We weeks 10 the Memphis pueaI A osTr nffsOlIEi
John c. AL nam
CLERK sT rH
ants.
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NFAEUFACruRERs Of Posture and Looking Girs
W Frames, CIT Muuldings, C0ruices, Venetian
s ads, shafrl Pier snd Lookiug Glasses, etc, AMI
aers in afists' Materials and EngraTiugs. pGOFINB
rt aTE Harrrn nre-Rm
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Remembcring nc SeIdier.

The following correspondence is noble tribute
not only to our brave soldiers, who have periled
their lives defense Of their homes and their gov
eminent, but to those patriotic men who, unsolicit-
ed, made the contribution. They have generously
rendered part Of their daily earnings for the re.
lief of the sick and disabled of the army and their
contribution viii cause the heart of many brave
man to leap with JOY. Our people of every class
have nobly responded to the calls for aid for our
sick soldiers. Mrs. PORTER, the President Of the
Soldiers Relief Society of Tennessee, inheriting
the spirit Of her noble and patriotic father, has
devoted her whole energy to the relief of the sick
ana disabled OF the brave Tennesseans who re-
sponded to the call Of their country, to repel the
ruthless invaders and she will have her reward in
the warm gushIngs Of the hearts of the patriotic
men whose lives she has thus been instrumental in
b. saving, The names Of airs. PORTER and the noble
women who have aided her in this enterprise, will
be remembered with gratitude by thousands Of the
brave and patriotic sons of Tennessee. a.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
F0R PRIVATE DISEASES.

m4 Oh. KING, formerly Of New York, for thsI
80 fouf years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who
AeVoa attention to the treatment Of private diseases fer
thirty yexr himself having attended practice fer
say Fesrs cared Thousands be is esbled to
All iases OF private nature matter how bad they mar
non inudceus medical treatment, c neglect sf their
Dr. Kings NPenSay No % Deadrek street, between Cherry
ana TIE Sousre where All diseases Of private nature
cHogHRk cured without nsucous medicine Interference
hon business, 4.a. . =. --...-.
srRIcTURFs ofoId or recent date sEeetusly cred In
aay1,by an operation which pain. Whers structure
exist heah cannot enjoyed. Perhaps dseass
mischief and Hnderniaes the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing oat
Iect bsd treatment be edectu2iy cured in W days.
sxNAL particular attention having been given to
this disease, conseq gr6w oft brought
On in many eases the destructive habits Of inconsderste
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine constitutions rendering TIE
htfor business society and causing premature old
Females may be tailoring with difficulty o. tns Womb
NAV rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad By writing and sapg heir case with
Zee enclosed directed to Dr. A King, No Deadrick street,
NASHVILLE Tenn Ia the necessary medicine tAe
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed ooa
hours o'clock II the morning until II the evening"
NAYS. I859-d&Wly
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ANOTHER VisIT FROM THE LINCOLN Gus Bo1Ts-
We learn that on Saturday last the camp at Colum-
bus was favored with another visit from two ST
three of the Cairo gun beats=-the same that have
recently been very attentive TO US. They came
within couple Of miles Of Coiumbas and stonpine
ct the bend Of the river above commenced feeling
for masked batteries BIZ throw ing random shells
Eighteen OF these missiles were thrown at intervals
OF about ten minutes, one Of which is alleged to
have struck not far from Gen. Folks headquarters,
and the others seem to have been directed toward
Gen. ThOmpson's camp on the Missouri shore.
After exercising their batteries some three hours,
without damage to any enc, these boats retreated
towards their rendezvous, not single gun on our
side responding to their feint. =,
IL seems 70 "a that couple Of masked or sub,
marine batteries placed four or five mles above on
the river would be a sufficient remedy fer the in
science of the enemy as shown in these occasional
foFays. SBPposs cur military men try It Msnpkis
4ppsq7, Stpt "a
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a PATRIouC FAuLT.-We are pleased to learn
that our old friend, Col JEFF. WHITFIELD, from the
patriotic county of Humphreys was in town yester-
day. He is one Of four brothers who are now in
our gallant army, sparing no labor or expense to
secure to US the protection of our homes and the
independence Of our native land. He has four sons
also in the ranks, AMI IS Captain of a company
hiuaselr. From Col. WHTFELD's long experience az
soldier, having filed every position from Lieuten-
ant to that Of Colonel we shall not be surprised to
hear Of his being promoted to higher position than
that he new occupies by those who know and ap-
preciste his eminent qualities to command
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An interested in the success of the Confederate
States of the South in the momeutous struggle
now wagiDg for Independence and Freedom,
are urgently requested to attend at the
Court House, in the city Of Nashville, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, on Saturday next
The undersigned are commissioned by the Con
federata States TO Ly before such of their fellow
citizens as may choose oassembe on that occasion
certain matters Of greatand pressiug Importance 1t
is hoped that full attendance of citizens will oc.ur.
II. S. FooFa, W. BARROW,
s. r CoCKRILIs WM. N. BIBo,
JoHN JOINS JNo 3. McFERRIS
wv q BRTEsN rI5
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VIM G. BRIEv

GES zoILIcoFrER's BsIGABE.-C orporals SNAPPER
and BUsrPAss, of Col. RAMS Regiment, are in the
city, having been sent here for the purpose of car
rying supplies of winter clothing for the soldiers
of said Brigade. The Brigade is now at Camp
Buckner, Cumberland Ford, Ky. Messrs. SHAFFER
and BUNPAss go directly on and all persons having
blankets socks. shoes, any other articles for Col
RAMS Regiment, willleaEe them at RAINS BRowx's
Drug Store, marked to the person for whom they
are intended in care Of the Captain of his company
and the Colonel of his Regiment zs
Mr.. SPENCER CHANDLER viii accompany Messrs
SCHAEFFER and BUMPAss, They will leave Wednes-
day, Oct. LIST.
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ACCIDENT TO ILLINOIS TRo0Ps-A gentleman just
from the North brings Intelligence Of the occurrence
of q serious accident on the railroad about thirty
miles west of Seymour, Indiana, on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad. The train was conveying
regiment of troops TO st. Louis, from Cincinnati
and in consequence of the falling of bridge was
precipitated into ravine some thirty feet deep.
One hundred and fifteen were killed, and many
wopnded-one entire company being found missing.
Memphis Appeal, Sept "a 20 ai7-@
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King Cotton ana Other Kings ?

Much has been said, in verse and prose, about
cotton being king, and coal and gold The staple
may be ruler in its sphere; coal is a good thing
for steam and heating purposes generally, and gold
is very nice when one has plenty Of it. But of all
kings the one most to be dreadedis the Fire Kinq,
and the best way tOguard against its rav2ges is to
have your property insured at the Insurance. Office
Of WI. MARR, No. Is College street. sep5-dtf
ANDERsoNs BRIGADE.-Capt. A. w. FIcK, the
Quartermaster of Col. HATToS's Regiment, iuleave
this place for Western Virginia on next Monday
All letters left at this Office for members Of tie
above Brigade will be promptly delivered.
Sept. "a, If
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81 s.ssF 5-s "a HEADQUARTERS e. 7. BRIGADE, 4
Camp Cumm ngs Sept 90 1861. III
Nc citizen will hereafter be arrested BY the
forces of this Brigade, without especial orders
from these headquarters unless In cases Of actual
or impending violence. Strong assurances have
been given by the Union men, from all sections of
East Tennessee, that they will acquissce in, and
abide BY the Constitution and laws of the State and
of the Confederate States
w. r. CAswELL. Brig Genl.t
!. By D. N. KEY, Asst Adult Gen'l. .eas
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The pyersburg Recorder of the 2lst says the hog
cholera has been on the increase in that county
during the past few weeks, and that disease of
some kind has attacked the cattle of that county,
which, so far has baiad the skill Of our best cat
tie raisers. Many hesd of cattle have already
fallen victims, and the disease is still spreading.
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ECoSFEDFRaTF CoUkT.A-Iu this Court yesterday
some tWentyfour prisoners, arrested in McMmn
comfy we're brought up, nineteen of whom were
released, and took the-eaths-s Five were retained
for farther hearing, among whom is the Rev. VIM.
E-lH. Dugan, 3 Methodist minister of some ability
tion. his will come up for examination to day
= E53oxuiHe Reoister Sent "a =. : s
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An ARIEsr.-A man by the name of Strader,
who escaped from Capt Thornburgs vniOn com
parry, was captured last evening near the Camp
Saeed Hospital, by Drss Campbell and Henry. After
chasing him through several fields, the boys picked
him up All rgha, s'nobody hurt Two other sas-
picious characters were with him, but for want of
evidence the boys concluded to let them gO.-KnoS-
!. viAe Register, Sept "A, zs al eEIs = ~ 7ba-s
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- - the NoIdiers.

The Ladies Hospital and Clothing Association of
Tennessee hereby acknowledge the receipt, through
J. Q. GrIfi.A a. Co. from Mrs. Maj. B. r. Harris
ana her nejEa-oTs. OF a large box, containing ban-
kets spreads. comforts and other articles of bed
clothes STARTS. drawers, socks, and other articles
Of clothln- Tor tic settlers, both sick and we'll to-
gether with variety Of articles suitable for the
Hospital, adding mgyE to the comfort Of those in
need.
The Association desire 10 thank the noble hearted
and outerpris.ng lady donors for these contributions
for the pstriots drhrg in defence of their and our
rigats, assuring their lady friends that the contr>
most needed AID the Association indulge the hope
that every mother, daughter sister and wife in Ten
nessee viii follow the noble example set by the Maui
ry county ladies above mentioned
Mrs. J. C. NICHOLSON, Treasurer.
Mrs. WV. CooPzR. Secretary.
September, 25sa, 1861.
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The ladies of Edgefeld are invited to meet at the
Presbyterian Church, on Woodland street, on Fri,
day afternoon, at o'clock, to cooperate with the
q Soldiers Relief Society of Nashville.
Sept 26th, 1861. Mas. FELICIA g. PoRrER.l
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FAnRAR, DIsNUKEs Co. are opening most beau
tiful lot of Shoes Of s kinds, especially for Lads
full, and they sell them very low for the Cashf
marehl1-d.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
A REMARKABLE ESCAPE
Arrival of a French Man ut sew
Orleans.
A LINCOLN FLEET SAILS SOUTHI


RIHHoSD, Sept. Is, 1861:
wonderful Escape Of Lieut.. Alexander
from FORTRESS Monroe.
Lieut.. Geo. Alexander, who was engaged with
Col Thomas, in ths affair in which the steamer St.
Nicholas was captured, and who has been impris
Oned in Fort McHsnry, has escaped in most won
derfai manner and arrived here
AFreneh Corvetts Arrived az New Orleans
A French Corvette has arrived at New Orleans.
Three officers landed from her, with mail
RscHa0SD, Sept 25, 1864.
Affect 81 VVar-YesssEs sailed south.
A Aeet Of eight var-veasels sailed South yester-
dsv F-aua Fortreas Monroe
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Taxes, Taxes, Taxes.

FEO the Taxpayers OF DGAidsOn eounty We, The Lax sol
Of the StSte and County, and Raread have been In
every civil district in said county and have now located ourselves
Office the court house. in Nashville, where be
the and all those si dc not pay the 18th sG Octoer
next an ocer Cor col
lection, with thereon. We compelled s have taxes and
owing to the hsrdneo the dqe do viii pay
taxes without cost J. g. BkILEYi Railroad coRe5taf.
h. CHApTBLL, Stats and Cosviys
September q, 5l-Eat ? ~,
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UNEON ann AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES. -


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Save all your rsgs-cctton, fax, hemp, &e.i and
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound. $50 20 Ia aHNa 81
Tha South wears out more such goods than two
such Norths and yet the North double the guam
tity of rags for making paper. Let this be changed
hereafter Save the rags to make paper, and thOre-
by save money. 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-26

vIcxsBuEa, Sept ~, 8 A. MA fire broke out at
5 o'clock this morning in building at the corner
Of Walnut and Grove streets, which was NOT ex-
tngEished till six buildings hsd been completely
destroyed, together with their contents
A white man, 3 negro woman and two negro
children were devoured by the flames. Their re-
mains have been recovered
Il il supposed that white woman and two white
children we're also burned % death as they cannot
be found
ne Ore l. supposed tohave occurred seeilentsIlH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-26

2 We authorized to W. h DEWITT. of Smith
county, a candidate Tor the Eist COnfsde ate Cen
Eress the Constitution, the Fourth Con
IrsssieRal District OF Tennessee, at The November election
sp2j-itle
We authorized 70 P SAUNDERS a cSndi-
Congress Seventh Congressional District
the November election. septl7-dtdtt
are authorized 2 THOMPSON, Of Wilson,
a candidate Cones OE the fifth Congress on3 Dis
trict at tie November election. Sepl7-tde