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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-15
FRUIT g. ORNAMENTAL TREES,
AND .
Small Fruits Cultivated and for Sale
AT THE
OLIVE BRANCH NURSERY

&rteen miles east of Cincinnati,
CLERMONT COUNTY, OHIO
10000 APPLE TREES 5 TO Z FEET HIGH.
Leading sortsa at $4,000 per NJ, regularly assorted
to the trade selected, $1,000 per hundred. retail.
Peaches, Sl2.00 per hundred, retail.
Flums, 40 cents each, retail.
Cherries, Is cents each, retail.
Ounces, 25 cents each, retail.
Gooseberries, IS cents per dOz., Houghton Seedlg
Pear trees, 40 cents each, Standard.
Pear trees, 30 cents each. Dwarf.
Blackberries, Loo per dozen, Lawton.
Strawberries, 2 per NJ.
Rhubarb, $1,000 per hundred, Linn9us.
The above named trees are now growing upon our
own grounds, and we consider them very fine. The
proprietor's attention has been given for the last
Fifteen years almost entirely to the propagation Of
Nurseries, the cultivating and marketing Of Fruits
and during this time, have made it a business to
collect from the most correct sources varieties espe-
CALLED adapted to this climate.
All orders, accompanied by cash, attended to
promptly; and, if necessary, delivered in Cincinnati,
and forwarded free OF cost, except moderate charges
whom orders are boxed or baled. Address,
w. c. DOLE,
OIiUe Branch, CIern,ont co., 0.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-15

To All whom it May Concern.
All persons indebted to VIM. T.. DEN, either on
book account, or by note, are hereby notified to call
and pay up on or before the 10th day Of March 1861,
and thereby save themselves trouble and cost.
Rrownville, Feb. 81 WIN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-15
PARTICULARLY TO RANCHMEN.

1 desire to say to Ranchmen anywhere between the
Missouri river and Mountains that my stock for whole
sailing to them is now mplete-embracinge everything
desirable or profitable to trade in, and at prices unheard
of cheap. Call or send your orders, which viii meet
with prompt attention. THEO. HILL.
ErOwnville, April 25th, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-15
O u r.
ONE DOLLAR ARRANGEMENT
FOR ONE DOLLAR
FOR ONE DOLLAR
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
We will send the complete set Of s pictures to any
rart of the United States, postage paid.
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
We viii send the complete set Of s pictures to any
Part of the United States, postage paid.

We will send by mail, postpaid, the following set Of
Union Goods
1. One copy Hardee's Tactics, the Text Book for the
Citizen Soldier.
2. % splendid assorted Union Envelopes, entirely
new devices.
3. q sheets superfne Union paper.
4. No. 4 Of our picture gallery, (The Bombardmeht
of Sumter.)
5. No. 5 of our picture gallery, (Thc Massachusetts
Sixth.)
6. The splendid picture Tho Defenders of our
Union"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-15

Mn. SPALDISG.
SIR:
I wish you to send me one more box Of your Ce-
phalic Pills, I kGre recei0ed q greTt deal Of boHsft
from them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-15

All Southern papers are requested to
notice the above.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-15

Brown7ille, July Is, 1858.
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FROM PORTsMOUTH.
fsrrcrAl consequence. OF rHs prsrArcu ]
PoRrsnourH. Va. May Il. 1851.


PoRrsnourH, Va, May II, 1851.
Another sad accide Mt, resulting In the death
OF an es tim alb officer, occurred sunday night
near Norfolk. Lieut.. Richard Henry Storrs,
OF the Third Alabama Regiment was return
ing 10 his camp from the city about p. M.
He was hailed by the sentinei, whose gun was
accidentally discharged, aud la an hour or 90
the victim was Il corpse. He was from We
tumpka Alabama. His remains leave today
for his Southern home.
The Artillery Company Of Capt Grimes, of
this CITY, is to be convert ted in Flying Ar
tttiery and to range between this point and
the fortified points on the Nansemond river
In case of an attack we ought TO have 30 600
men about here.
The Iumb-r. yard of IT. V. Niemeyer was
fired last night at about 10 o clock. There was
not much damage. The property was in
sured. Two men were up before the ne W
Mayor for utterIng incendiary speech. have
| not ascer tanned what his Honor did in the
| case. He il not disposed TO be very stringent
against deliuquents.
! The gallant captain of the Cumberland is tc
| be credi ted for deli vering TO Mr. Garrison the
| negroes recently taken by the Apes blockad.
| ing force.
| Henry &. Smith, Of the Macon county vol
| un teers, died al the Ocean House, and wa:
| buried on Sunday morning. Our Home
| Guards, ard large number of citizens, At
| tended the remains to their last resting place
| There ara three or four members of the Geor
gia votunte GERS now at the Ocean House, SICK
| The weather, yesterday, was exceedingly,
| hot and debii tating. At night we had Hght
| ming and light raiu-to- day II IL cloudy, VIII
| rain and light breeze from the West.
| OLp DoaIsIoy.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmsnd Dispatch.
The Traitors In Council.


WHEELING, May IJ.--Tne CITY has been
wild with excitement all day. The Federal
dag is flying from all the principal buildings
in town.
TIE Convention [of traitorsl met at II
o'clock and after appointing COMMITTEES On
Credentials. adjourned till 3 +. NJ.
On re-assem bling, tire Committee reported
favoraby or the admission ot delegates from
twenty five counties. Permanent officers were
appointed and Committee on State and Fed
eral Relations.
A discussion took place between Gen. John
J. Jackson, of Wood, and john 5. Garlic
The former thought a division OF the STATE
premature; bat Garlic said zee must hare I'M
mediate and prompt action. We want, said ne
no paper resolves.
The Convention adjourned until tomorrow
The ceremony Of hoisting the National hat
| over the Custom House was imposing. Thou
sands of people gathered about Inc building
| National airs were sung, and speeches mad
| ty Garlic aud others.
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Coxy,nRRArR UosoKgss.-The following i

CoNFrpERATB CON6Rgss.-1he Iolio"lhg Is
= summary of proceedings on the 18th inst.
Mr., Ochlltree, of Texas, introduced rsso-
linton ins,rueting The Committee on ihdAh
Affairs to report on the proptety OF me ooh-
fed.racy taking charge of and providing ioi
th, Indians upon the reserves In Texas
MIR Brooke, of Mississippi, reported oiii
esta biishing n Patent once.
Congress then " eat into secret session
Subsequently, secrecy was removed from
Message of the President y communicating 10
Congress a copy OF 4 letter from Hon. John
A Campbell, formerly Judge of the supreme
Cont of the United States, which he address
ed 10 VIM. II Seward, pending the nesotia
lions with the Southern Commissioners 81
Washington. Judge Campbell acted as vol
uuts-y mediator between the two Govern
uents for the purpose of preventing COLT
,;on and he Charged Seward with duplicity
duriug the whole orrespondehce.
Another Message from the President recog-
| nlyps Hon Thomas l.. Clingman as Il Com
missioner from North Carolina to the Con-
| fedprate Government Mr.. ClingmaE cor
xavs assurances that North CaroiiGa VIII
soon cooperate with the Confederate states.
| AR tNingman has been invited TO a seat IN
| ms pablic and secret sessions and discussions
| OF Congress.
A resolution was adopted providing for tht
| psvrent. BY the Confederacy. OF the South
| f'srolins troops, under Gen. BshuresaTo
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CALIFORNIA Nsws.--The California express
arrived at Fort hearafy on me T rssn. ,e Win
~ Golden age had sailed with eiss 900 IN
r. irss ore, -foursh of which goes 70 England.
There vas great excitement 70 eens &c.
guencs OF the war ne VS.. aas,'es y. lvad e
sns Of the Baltimore riot. Also, a report
that Jsir. Davis was marching on Ms saaag
TON The tear OF the privateers OF the soa'a Il
ern States had diminished inc sn, ,,sas In ali
sections : the state, and sympatnizers Win
secsssion were very quiet. secession h hss
erected over the u. i, Marshais 1niee xl n 40
been hauled down. The House OF peNsS
| had tr,ssed bill for tho election OF ineinoe,,s
| of Congress on the Goth. The Senate Wou.a a
| probably concur The Douglas men go Ior .n s1
| Union, thus rendering fusion with tue pres =:
| iuridge party imprsctieaoie. The troaeiee !"
santa Clara county CONTINUES.
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ALUM WATER.
VIZ ATER OF II =
w ROCK BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS

WAT ROCK BRips 3 ALUM SPRINGS. VA.
BoTTLED AT THESE RINGs
The undersigned have constitntea ,ns n%nse OF
5sNtRAL AGENTS Tor ths UNITED STATES,
and the C0EFEDERATE STATES Of AAsRiEA.
Tba reuutsttnu Of this water, a. medlciuAi |
.elnt /. Established In Virginia, and msny parts |
II the south and II rapidly extHndihs over ths
,sbItshed ths, Il IL oue If the few Mineral Waters
which will bear transportation, anu Ihat !. aos
been kept from t~s 70 I'VE yesrs ii or il. msdica
Jha INV remarkable cures performed BY 1t 10
pyr-psia Chronic Dfarrhsa and DyshTy, s"f 'an
Ii-.r I,sase sc-ofu,a and all Giandaidr ana -"
Diseosss @ Nervous ConPiaats benenan ~
&c have attracted the att ation OF the most rmt
usnt N edica rheu in every secton OF the counts;
DR.. Cartwright, Of Now Orleans, says ~
rich IN medical substances as that oil RoekDf'ast
Ai Or mpornsn. resident physicisn at the White
! sulphur: lit Is matter Of no little imgot.aEes
| hal The public should be fully apprised o. 'ns
remarksbs efficacy Of the Kocker,dss wa sops
stood reproscn to our profession, and never, put
in these w~ters has remedy been 1 rnIs 'a' a
! Uur paiDphle. is filled with letters OF the mos,
eminent prysctsqs clergy Snf eh si
/ personal knowledge ana experiences oil the VII
. of this water.
( The undersigned have now completed such sr
r4ugements for bott,in9 and transportation s.
| Gney confidently believe will enable them hence
forth fully and promptly to meet shs S'eaai''
I CAPTION The unpreceds nted success Of this
Mineral Water, not only a. used at the fou1tain
oy the visitors " no have thronged ihlther put os
invaIids their distant homes, has naturally mao
ihs effect to bring Ialo the market, to sone extent
| lther waters bearing similar names heretGre
persons no wish this " alter Wall DO wen u
4pply dii ectly 20 the undersigned or TO their gen
ar4 agents in Richmond, hist The trade =" W. IL
sli cases procure thelFsnpples through tns nous'
! OF PURCELL, LADp & Co, by ~ hom Also they WI
Be furnished With the proper certificates and snow
bills.
the ALUM POWDERS or MASS, being the re
.iduuiy seIts Of the water, obtain ed by eyapGra
! ton have been found by long experience to re-
tain the medical virtues Of the water, and to be al
: excel eut substitute Eor the same Ii is sent VIZ
! eutire safety By the Nail, and to Remote porn
:, Por full particulars, see pamphlet. :,
c Wsviii send the psmphl ct, post paid, on eppil
cation by letter, addressed to
FkAZIER n RANDOLPH, Proprietors,
Post Office, Alum eprIngs,
Rock briigs county, Va; or 10
4 PURCELL, LADD Co. GeneEsi Ageats,
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The following additional nance Of the kill
ed In the fir.i collision have been ascertsined.
capcr Oiennercoei. John II. Sweetheart
John Waters, r. Doan, J. J. Jones, Of Port.
age, Ohio. l. Carl, Chrtstian Dean, Mrs. Ma.
caul.g, Mrs. Chapman. F. ID Allen, and two
bows, named Icenhower and Lossias.
Br. Is. sanderson was stabbed las. night In
n drinking saloon by Judge Buckner. Boi b
are prominent citizens. The difficulty grew
cot of the Camp Jackson affair. Buckner
gave himself up, and was lodged Ia Jail -
Sanderson received three wounds In the stom
ach and each is regarded az fatal.
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From Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, May It." ashington and
Alexandra are quiet to-day. Tie steamer
pawnee is still menac:ng this city.
New volunteer companies are Rapidly organ
i4ing.
Nd Buntlne took solitary walk across
the Long Bridge to-day. lie vas arrested by
the Virginlans, and brought to this city aud
discharged.
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CSntrnbaud of ', ar.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has just issued a circular to ali
Collectors and Surveyors, aud other Omcers
OF Customs, iii relatIol 10 Commerce with tue
SoatIern States, with the following addition
Among the prohibited su! Plies are included
GOALS, telegrapllc INSTRUMENTS, wire, cups,
plalini sulphu.io ACID, ziac, and all teie6rsPhlc
Il
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SYMPTOMS OF OWL WAR.-ihs LouisVllie

SYMPTOMS OF OWL WAR.-Ths Louisville
Courier says
By private advices we are informed OF a
Grand row and instruction among Lincoln -
voluntaers at Camp Harrison, Cincinnati III
occurred on "Wednesday last, YET the papers
mn there have not yet heard the news. Inc
liza, of killed and wounded we did not get, out
far that none were killed outright, though a
coed many were badly wounded. Inc mas
IF The men In ths camp had been i'll partial
revolt for several days, but the Immediate
cause of the row we did not ascertain, beyond
the fact that there WAS bloody nght, III
which fully five hundred men participated
me enclosure was torn down, tents rent, ana
material catered to the winds by the MOP
Who assailad each other with fence rails, pal
inys. fist aud skull, farming the military cam
! INTO n pandemouium. Unfortunately the
| oraat mass of the combdtants had no uensif {
srrns. and could only batter eacn other
| noses The officer in command nnaiiy sue
| cseded in Quelling the mutny by marching al
| arned force against them, and threatening L
| dos. them with cold lead. The nusKeteeI'
| finally conquered peace, and compafa'N
! order wns restored 49,.
| We also learu that privates, musicians, an
nuryeyors to the army in that quarter ar
deserving in scores. This is only ths begin
ming OF the end.
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Lieutenant William Clagett, of the Lou
doun Artillery, accidentally shot himself in
the arm on Wednesday last, in LeeSoarK, Va.
The notorious Ned Buntline is In Washing
ton dressed IN 4 red shirt
The Irish citizens of Lynehburs are about
forming a volunteer company.
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iCHE CuNlMnNM s. % -. ,.Ns.ia.ssiaA..

Ty'HE CuNMnSH E.LiHus std"i $40.
1 70 The SHERIFF OF Mason C"tN ~,
.t,ppFrtSG. Where's = vacancy has occurred in
tho Convention ofthis state by the resignation
ofJ n. COUCH, I. member o: tbs Convention t't
:. j county. these are. tbeT~fOr7 I" r.Qulr" you
10 mold az election IN tue said county t" IaSsn'
ca the 4h Thursday If re present "a NTH ~ =
In me III Jev " he Convention 10 til the VdcaAcy
aforesaid. ,.. $50
in testimony whereof, :aese onr letters are
sealed with he Less Seal q ihe COMMONWEALTH
and made T'@tsut.
- Wuness-JoHg LETcEgR, our Governor
} l.. p At Richmoad, tnls AlJA uay ., way; . me
t~~~~ , ysaf .75t. JOHN LEA |h@I-'
BY the Go1ernrr:
GE0EaH W HCJFoHp.
secretary of The Commonw esith
III, Is-d2t&Gw3t
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kiVIil SaniIi Al SCsHus.

BALTIMORE, Say II.--An ARRIVAL from Sa
gua IL Granue drugs a4ylves 10 the "a lust
Ircignis Uu susAr aud niolaSsos 81 per hogs
uesa. Foreign vess.-a Ia G.Ilau0 ior best
tr.Igbts
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Wv ~nEcoyEE>oR0p VIRGINIA

ID PtpJLAMATIos.~Ih i'resldent Vi the al
ted States =, tho City CT W&salugtou, HAVING
al ted the policy nj proDlbltiuB ia4 trAn ep"rtt
ton OF four, gi4in, beef, pork, o"o0R 4nt Prov
sipns, thereby stopping the aFeHuo5 Gi ti+d",
and eEintiug 4 spirit, NOS oalY II wage val
g.iE-t the southern stat without aui h"rity o.
law and sgaIa-t the Constitution, wHiSh re i
sweru % support, bu. to prevent then, - lar -
l-s III his Vop trous supp ny themselves WIN
he aaca-sar!es Il lie, su0 tus nveutinn vi thls
= ata having Invested the Executive OF tr6tala
win authority 10 - thai IL az talBgs t3e " IN
Inruwel 10 lake d rImeDt, therefore },
JOHN IETCHEB, HuveTu0r Of viz MIA, - counter
act such pulCy. sud ittAlr Tlth'n th9 limit 81
this sUch articles ara essential u the sup
port of our ;ro ps, aud 10 The sn-tenanc- OF oar
iseople, hereby proci IA n and n axe known tnat
berenlier, u1tit fUItner orders, 40 -Four, kfs'h'
beei pork, bacon or provisions u any DESCRIPTION
shall trtcsporsA ~ hey the iL!is Vi mis- Com
mGnwealth
- oven under NY hand "a Governor, aui
T. }UpGerths seal ot tho CaImOpwealth, ~
t-~- itich nond, this iith II May, ISL, and Ia
tae EIahty d + year Of this CnmlGpnw yea. h.
JOHN LETChBR-
Hy tbs Governor:
GEoRgE W. AICSF0Ep,
secretary of the Commonwealth
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THE VOLUNTEERS MANUAL

Yon IMMEDIATE PCEIIcAftoF, aoor
A COMPLETES MANUAL An D DhlLL both,
" FOR the use of all
VOLUNTEERS MILITIA, and H0ME GUARD ;
rn}t ~, trnu, the latest authorities, and adapted
To The di epliEe and drill vi volunteers and SOL
aisrs By tol. VIM. II. Richardson, "
This work should be in the hands Oh every ohe
ms militia ss well as in the hands Oh every
o nntssr and citizen In tbs
soIjTHERS GONFEDERACf.
=, =; s,., ~ hat ALI menbars Of every company, a-
80 a, - CITY SEW lC l. or in tne ht uu Al 10
uireg as eyeryt hing in II Is brought up 70 the
sr,rv REQ nj re msnts of tbs present time
eiu"A' A NORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller,
=. Richmond, Va.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

MERCHANTS INSURANCE coz
RICHMoNr, Nay 5 h, ISL.
DyVIpESD.-The Board of DirectoTs have
itTHl, DAY declared p div i nd ~ eithap-r
cent ont of the pr"h u the last six honf rs
payable to the kholders aud al -r the '"th
INST [mv s-tl5Ni J. II. MON fAiut, sc.
nIIinESD tOTiCE .-1ho boAtt q par.e,
| tors OF the VIr,GiNia FIRs AND aA -,lNH
INSURANCE. COMPANY have declared nv
isrd out of the profits Of the Company Tor the
ak months ending the list instant of rRE PEI
rKxr rsyahia to ths s;ockho ldeTs, or thtar leg !
rsrrasent4iives on ana after the 10th inst, anvil
which date the transfer book viii te closed.
- sdtI5N " Is, ~ ILLS ia. nec~y.
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PURCELL, LADD Co. GeneTsi Ageatss,
:, EIfOnD ALIM AID IODINE MASS.

TrEUIUKD Alum AID tODi Ne MASS.
lhts article T. prepared from the water OF the
fEDPORD ALUM An D IODINE SPRINGS. ov
csFeful aud scisGtiHc method OF evapof&nVh
thereby Ii of the nip srai Ingredients ana medl-
iuSl properties OF the water retaiu ed n IN
impaired Call and procure pamphlet oil Vn'
Ayapts ming certificates OF Prof S1NrEI
IAcsgoa, OF he Jefferson Medical College, Fhlla-
ielphia and also twenty other Physicians OF emit
tance t.stifyiug to its efficacy in various dtS-
assss Tha MASS and WATER 10 kept FOR saie
Dy Neasrs MEADE i BAKEK and =. I. ROBINSON
'''7 r ECHOLs & SONS,
.a s2ssn froprietcrs.
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More "Prlyatecrs-s Captured.

GARDENERS IsLASD, y. Y, May 1.-Two
pIIvateers were caplu. cd By d iriAate OF here
saturday night, AIttr u severe canuVnailnE.
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North Carolina ali for secession.

WILNIsGToS, May i4.-Messrs. toWao anu
Ashe, ceoesslonists, were elected - the Con
yeBilon yesterday IN this city. Inc general
vote Of the State is small, and ali tor oeceS-
SION.
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GCsrAvUs a. HEYRY, TaEAL
A u. " InTTEN. Zeal

" A HIHHIVN lJAhhVWp LetAIa'J
Commits sioncrs GA the part OF Tennessee.
And ia addition, il has enacted law pTovid-
inv for the organization OF volunteer mill
IA force Of 50 ,Uno men, and Appropriated the
sum Of 5,n0J, 600 TO meet the expenses which
may accrue. II the people shall raniy the
Declaration OF independence adopted by It's
raryauts-hnd we have no doubt they VIII do
80 b. Il large Eaj0rity-the State viii thus
have been placed fairly upon tho road TO equal
ity aud Independence hemphts BWtk-ttn
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A large propeller steamer cams In the
Caves Monday morning, and anchored below
Old Point When off Willoughbys Point,
sne was signalized from the Cumberland, and
immediately came TO anchor and fired q ga
Int of I'll guns.-No-fotk Herald.
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Tenusssee-Acticno of the Z egisla ture.

The Legislature, during its brief session,
has transacted business of the moss vital i'm
poriauce TO the people Of Tennessee. 1t has
adopted 4 Declaration of Independence, dis
solving the connection of the State with the
late United States. Looking TO speedy ad-
mission into the Confederacy established by
the Confed. States of America, in accord
ance with tue Constitution for the Provisional
Government IN eaid States, It has entered into
tho following temporary convention, agree
ment and military league with the Confeder-
ale States, to' the purpose of meeting pressing
exigencies feciing the common rights. inter
ests and safety OF said States OF said Confed-
| eracy:
Ffrst Until the said State shall become
| mem ber OF said Confoderacy, according 10 the
| Constitution of both Powers, the whole mill
| tary force End military operations, offensive
ana defensive, of sad STAT, III the I'm iendi ng
| cJuntcl with the United States, shall be under
the chief con troll and dlrec tons OF the Presi-
! dent OF the Confederate States, upon the same
! basis principles and footing az If said , tate
| were now and during The interval, member
| OF said Couederacy. Said forces, together
with that of the Coufederd 70 States, TO De EN-
! ployed for the common defence.
| = coad.-Ih > cate OF Tennessee will, upon
| becoming 4 mem Der OF said COnfederacy, under
| tue permanent Consultation Of sald Confed-
crate States, ii the same shall occur, turn
! over ~ said Confederate States all The public
property, naval stores and munitions OF wal
OF ~hicE she may then BE- III possession &C
| unIred from the United States, on the 80 ne
| terms aud in the same manner az the othel
| States Of said Coniederacy have done In Iik'
| cases.
Ihird-Whatever expenditures OF money
II any, the sIid State OF Tennessee shall max
1 before she becomes member OF said toniede
racy, shall be met and provided Tor by tn
/ Coniedrr2 te States.
This Convention entered into ind agrees
. on ia the city of Nash viiie, Tennessee, on tn
. ! I'm day OF May, i. u. 1851, by Henry W. Hi
= ! hard, the duly au thori1ed Commissioner
J., act la the matter tor the Confederate States
t and CiuetlyuS A. Henry, Archibald ". {
70 Iotten and Nashington Barrow, Commss ioI
= trs duly authorized TO act il like manner *
= the state OF Tennessee. The whole subject
) me approval and ratification OF the props
10 authorities OF both Governments, respec tiVei,
- Ia testimony whereof the parties aiorcsal
: | have herewith set their hands and seals, u
IL day and year aforesaid, in duplicate original
HENRY W. HILLIARD, ZEAL.
.e Commissioner Tor the Confederate States
>. | America.
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LIFS AND FIRE IN = y * N = X.
, ,FE,riREasp MARINEISsURAS

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
DysICz 40. Los MAIstH. 8 CoasBs or Afsl sE''
RICHMOND, Va.
tTG,tersf 2sh lid'ch, 1887.
This old aad reliable Institution, with sm ipth
Stioties 10 insure SLAVES, BUILpiSGn, MEk-
GaASDlZE, OF every dssGrigtiqn H0GS j II
FURNITURE and Family w $500 = tp n q =.
Losses aajas:ed and paid With ell possible as
pstcn pihB"EohtS1 - prrvo,
David Crrris, Robert n oh'toa'
&. 2 WORKMAN, PrtnGls DHihe''
John II. Claiborne john 4 aGo4ett'
john ] Wilson, kn"s; a; hust,
Alex Garrett. Geo n nw@thHes'
Peter @. WarriCk.
DAVID CDRklE, President.
JoEx J. WILSON, Treasurer. ~
e. : BECOME. Secretary. &c E'-ty
sA,. ~. MANI 30. agent MASdA \ a
i LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY II New I orG
~ go a the Insurance Agency OF THOMAS b :. Al
rRIEsD. on 18th street, ncarly Opposite fooeih
aau, where applications VIII be received
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