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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
FROM WASHINGTON.
Wasnfye1os, Monday. Lay 10,

VI AsnfyGToS, Moncny, DAY Is, 1861.
Tho artillery Reinforcement 81 the 7th Regiment,
New.York, arrived in ti,<y Last night, and marched
10 Camp Cameron, where they are quartered with
their regiment. This is timely and serviceabe ar
rival
Evidence that cannot be contDadicted is proving to
the Administration that reasonable operations are go
inc Oh among the citizens Of Baltimore. Tho Govern-
nent VIII without doubt be compelled to take decisive
easuros to execute its authority in that city, Treason
must be bafed the Uson men must be sustained and
Baltimore must be kept loyal to the Government.
Potomac river pilot named Dunnipgton, who has
passed some weeks stterly in NewYork has returned
to Alexandria, and has been arrested as traitor 10 the
South.
this morning, while the Providence Marine Artillery
were firing Of their pieces IL was premstureiy ds-
charged by tho carelessness of the thuuber, whose
name is Swaney. He lost hand but was not danger
ously wounded.
Private Adams of one Of the New-Jcrsey regiments,
was badly wounded In the foot by the accidental as-
charge of u revolver.
Ten complete companies Of the Second Regiment Of
cavalry admirably mounted, expected TO arrive AZ
the Federal Capital during the present week and will
nrcye a very seasonabe addition 70 the military re-
sources Of ibe District.
.;onai District on the Potomac Including Fairfax
Connyl will run q candidate for the Federal Congress-
The late news from that region states that H.
Upton Of Fairfax agrees 10 run. Mt,
A gentleman who has just arrived here froni hicn'
mopd says that 5000 rebel troops are how ~
that ty and that 1900 other troops arc scattered
through Virginia e also reports that An attack will
be made from the direction Of Hapers Ferry upon INC
United States troops VI the Relay House.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
IMPORTANT FROH FORTRESS MONROE.
FULL DESCRIPTION Of THE FORT.
CONDITION OF THE GARRISON.
ALL ANXIOUS FOR WORK.
From Our Special Correspondent.
FoRTREss MONROE, OLD PoIyr COMFORT, Va, ]
May 9, 1861.


FoRTREss MONROE, OLD Poryr COMFORT, Va,
May 9, 1861.
In the last war with England tie entrance by the
epemy's feet Of the waters of the Chesapeake, and
subsequent sacking Of Washington were not the least
striking events demonstrating the importance OF Hamp
ton Roads, not only the chief roadsead on the South
coast, but the key TO the waters of Virginia
and Maryland. The first Congress that met after the
declaration of peace in 1915 created Board Of Naval
Officers and Engineers, Of which Gen. Bernard dis
tnguisbed French Engineer, was one, iDtrused with
the selection Of sites for great Northern and South
ern Naval Depot; and in 1919 they recommended
Brumells Bay, on James River, for the one, and
Charlestown in Boston, for the other. Fortress Mon
roe and Fort Calhoun on the Rip-Raps," were pro-
jected at the same time having been recommended
more especially by Gen. Bernard. These forts were
at necessary part Of the plan for establishing
the Naval Depot at Gosport, lately the scene Of
the lamented attempt at destruction by the Govern
rnent to prevent the NavyYard Arsenal, and several
Of finest ships from falling into the hands Of the
ReLes Situated on the point Of land formed by the
extreme eastern shore Of Hampton Roads and the ex-
treme western shore OF the Chesapeake known as Old
Point Comfort Forress Monroe is no, only the largest
military post in the country, but is of the most im-
porant, not only for defense agap INVASION but for
suppressng rebellion. Began in 1919, it scarcely
be said be completed yet, although work it has
been going on ever since. The cost ht been little
short of &, 1000. The walls Of the fort
brace an Of about 65 acres, and the fine parade
ground nsdes little less than Is in extent regu
larly laid out and finely shaded by the live oak
PLAN OF FORTRESS MONROE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
NO PIRATES.

Nrw.LoSDos, Monday, May lS isoi.
The report that two prfvs'sers nave 0''" ""'' "
New London 10 incorrect.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22

80. tWo hundred millions OF dollars can
-o,I5 .OIe than one hundred Millions Of dollars
bj = .,, ,slt9cied before; or in other words, one
the opbration. are aeluaiiy So - IL
- 2uct = condition Of the currency the Government
-as suNodaiy enoeavored 10 gnsrj against Tbs
- II va I@io Tor the purpose Of creating 8 de-
-s5sr,rf;. ,ry y, notes and security for their
onsrJJJ ..; LHsIf redundancy has been carefully
e;rbt 1e- est ~. " allowing them to be founded in
Cssl - Oohos. If necessity shall cou1peI ths
UosSr linent 70 issue for the defence oF ~. s-,r
, P ". tFo hundred millions il il plain that
precautions '-1 NAY ueIeas Al lnesS
Of SGvernment should undertake for the sake
- - neress, so large increase Of issues.
Z = l-ay Lsz-rd Its entire credit and stability The
Esn- Is TOO dangerous, and relief for the
- = ilus1 oa sought in some other direction
AAL Y ho1 thstremedy be fOuzd?
+.I-e rPs.lsS MS pace let the planters Immediately
g. 1Ie ior winter crops, to relieve the demand
IOr - tln and provisions. Let them proceed 10 d.
tbei- - u elr 'Ielr labor from cotton, and make
o-~i, i - - elo'hng and supplies. Then let them
cssI5iy sIS@t resource presented by the money
osiIisa5 u - OanAs and private hands. Let this
;U,Fe-oJ M ~ forward and assist the agricultural
Ile1,' heretofore the banks have employed
Mi = per- OF their capital in the purchase of
- SAcIlange. Let them appiy this portion
cI,-a5 FL tIs &C piance Of planters drafts se>
6sr4- P.1uge Of the produce n the planters
i.
-; III - ls would overcome most Of the difficult
ti, "a rs sAIsnaon could safely reach the probable
.:o" SO OI tae crops inasruch As the suspen-
81. SpSJ.s pay 0ents throughout the entire Con-
b,rI ie1lsses each bank from calls of coin. The
eL.-s, - a. e; us!omsd to manage l,aus Of this
J;I % I1d wiz conduct the operation with such
TLa = WI. WI MAKE them mutually advantaZeous
- oa-- OF aiTaEco asked from the banks
~ 49,, IL greatly less than if advance were offered
~ s.e Government, and al tie abuses incident to
=, I.ste1.L lI--e1L agencies wou.j be afd6ded
IL % me- therefore, that it is neither Hecessa-
49, noi NJ that the government should embark
80 ls Ils a. gerc7s experiment. Il is far
.rISa- -. esin class Of tie community should
.v--s, r. - secure Us own existeLce by its own
f., aLl Il an edort be at once made byso
-. = class as the planters il viii result in
49, 80. 10y IA tGess Efforts. 0cCGsoned By vague
y - t.-1s ,. u Fsi'et from G0vsrnmet, which can
y. ~ s@i Z, may deteat that which is yet pFac
'caols hesPectfu y, your ob't serv't.
G. G. MEMEINGER
secretary Of the Treasury
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PRICES.

For single copies, 81 90
Booksele will be furnished at wholesale al $40 per
Wholesale dealers
II any gentleman or lady in the Confederate States, ,oriig
for club Of persons (se) will be urni he'd With co@P
ary copy c: he work, with tn, aaks ofths Ladies sOss
Relief Society.
EDITORS Of nsEpaPe the Confederate States who give pub
fey to this Will ony promote the benevolent and patriotic
purpose ch the entire profit will appropriated bet they
will sd in the ereu alton Of woA which ought to be in the
hands OF every Southern family.
TorieTs 'Or boots Other communications relating there
to- ma he d:eseft t. Mrs FELICIA PORTER, President Of
the Ladies Soldiers Ee ief Society OF totle
southern Methodist Publishing Holase,
Nashville Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22
E1rEAcTs ERoM THE NOTICES o. THE NASHVILLE Press.
FI,o.n liz MrshriUs Linn ,rnd Aa,rari.rn

"Such uCrk this needed, not ony in America but
sin kuTnpe, the sttenion nf the critic pru
dce rsct the general reader confouad the ocisn,
and to interest The mind by novel and stirring By
"OyCrW elm and Uth. and By and peasif 2
ye they make net tn slightest reeelce party cant Of
the day, and exclusively directed to the uonay
apect OF the sect Onl issue forced upon by the North
e BY phios pho Statesmen and patriot sea- aud
ust enough disan to and discern hs rum ling
of the conf st IN Hisaprofound yet eaptiEas-
ing, work. the so from Its direct bearing upon great
revolution progress . =
9Th book critics to be T. phiIosophf
cal aid rehensve exposition Of the question OF African
slavery and the most powerful vndcaon Of Southern civ
zsou that has yet appeare3 from the press 1t written in
style Of flowing that renders highly attractive to every
intelligent reader, and gives evidence Of deep thought ex
sve reserch nance with the sophstre Of the
Abolition hlol, both in Europe msTicl and en-
Geyotion to the institutions Of the south.
We pleased learn that the author has with pres s
atty tenderd its entire proceeds, paying cost Of pub
caon to the ladies the sol iers Hospital Relief society
NASHVILLE and the proposition been aceptd y Ms
RELIcIA @. tORTER, President Of the Association y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22
Letter from Gen P1I-oIZ
AEADQUAsTERs DIVISION.
COLUNBCs. KY. Oct Il 1861

CoLVNBUs, KY, Oct Il 1861.
19ihi coadle.oTs o; tie Memphis Press.
IlGc'Pse you for publication letter to which I
Ln'le e a.tshuoh Of tie good people Of your city,
"HoSe st'e O' property aud liberties are protected
y 'Hs iiny l1ier my command. From this letter
yO. Sc 'ltt me families Of the brave men com
IC9'ls le am are sut.TiEg for the necesssres OF
an REare Of tie liberal appropriations made by
yo1f ePaAJy courts TO provide for them; but YET
tneIe ssAitLas, and fear for the want of PRO
PeI Az El-iJ- % tl5 dstr SUTTON Of the fund.
= Ia VI ma rs t may, cannot turn deaf ear to
.e 'o''s o wants seat % this camp from the wives
Gi ora ll-n composing It's rsIk and fIe--uOr can
l lells % allow Lose oss duty it is 10 provide
-. S"e Is l2ia-Les to 90 back, AMI provide them
a pa compelled to grant such applications it is
s-y 70 Fee 'Aas combined with diseSse) This army
a.. hl7 l. sS4J until your city may be hunbled By
'-9 u . "a ne Taats meTceasry soldiers il your
iA7o the public spirit szd patriotic devotion Of
I-s Ps'Pie Of u mF-is II the czu e Of popular
re -'s 4 30 2 Tree g9verHm Et, and believe that the
PfgPeE Euta2riJias viii apply the corrective
TSis only one Of NAV ssrrs +Ls+ bs1,o c,-,,, M
before ae.
cam o- All viii not hold the brave men Of this
Amy Il li7 pas. II du-y when I hear the cries Of
'Isir yes and children for bread from your Streets
wa great respect. you ob't serv't.
GID J. Pillow, Brig. Gen. C. S. A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22
Fronn Tia NlsErinl Pntrint

Iu these letters have all advantage Of the authors
elegant lucid ye his informqtoa and ubo-
sOphCal alton lie has closely Studied the subic Of
slzy ~, its GrinCs lie reIutes he ida OF TIE ptu
pO ry the ADVANTAGES which fo fon L. and
the Of its ontuua ioa. Correctly spprehenug the
policy ths opponents Of slavery, and the dam ers Wkic
wou!6 70 lev "a Of the Republican party, from his st
in the Od World far owed from the e5ntes be
his fellow county the saEers wh ca Sur
rounded tie snip Of tate IEer salt which he apprehendei
ard fvrs:OlI UpJn us"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22

'Mr. Waml has male took which should lie TO have
re7ch rope AMI be translated into languages
do st. work NJ Up snd correcting pubs osiniou
wbh he Big sh AID Northern press have paued upon ths
wCTd ILeieader should bear in mind ese letters
writ in tnOp though p1biislsd1 Nashville
As the writ predicted many trans
Ped the n cf the manuscript drie1 but ave
c0nt1e-ce II his general specua'i0ns a true
phoscph His tone is calm ami thoughtful horizon clear
and " de The partisan sunk IN the
abroad .Gord5 HIN opportunities poslesed By but
few of his R low rynen acqqiag insight into the
real opinions, anJ fee and gs-er4 pu0ic
EuTcPc.'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22

hP8CIAL NOTIcH-The UNIoH AID AsxzTcAs "a cosfEet
80 syTay upon tae CAsu system ~ papers diso0a
20 St sAs eePss0H Of ae tine fer 1ohieA sy 6age bees
atG SoseToers aoA b Ot7ed tlr ss5scriptiozs
- G0eE ~ 20 sTey % Cross kisr pqpers; and
tsss sRe Etto - rseoe t1s paper Sscsss
1As g re from tDieA sAsrs e5i Be no dspQrsura
SE ior tae cross mark and rsnsi0 sOr sE5scrt1tSon
hCsSy UNION AND AEEKIcAE g per GzEEan IA edpQaes
saiBcs. - - ~ - -
suoseTi5ers desiring their pzpsrs chs1ged mast saoa
tie Post 0es Ton IS veil one To- which thsy 1 n
ohange 10 be made ~~---N -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22
Erom tta Erstrilla Eczlner.

'r. Wias his p,Csentej In course series able
letters history h Institution Of slavery on the
American Continent its influences upon The general welfare Of
theccultry tracing the elements opposition exhibited
By No thern tan oisu, eliminating in the
ef sectional party designed to that Institution aDd
by which the LisctmsrUeut Of tn Union was aectad he
author has tea his subject pio opho statesman aTd
the result Of hs ia sill prove inestLaae addition 10
genGice s. UtlerD literature"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22
IuntsvIIIe FemaIe COllege,

WIS fourshng oo opened its eighth annual tern on ad
nst with full Faclty and large steadily increasing
nunter Of pupils
Pupils charged from beginning Of the durng which
theY enter The location is safe and pleasant Catalogues con
aiang full IaTticaa,s sent application the PRESIDENT
Confederate bonds and Treasury Eotes taken at par
J. WILSON, President. .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22

Sas - atogsthsr medolns, the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being an entirely
ne" and absae Es;hod OF cue irrespective all the old and
Eern cut systems published By accomplished quacs the szer-
ing Dr. Wright well knowing the deception practsed upon the
eit his duty at once to have this Elixir tested by
e whole Medical Fscu Eho without even one dissenting
feie have given in their adherence perfect and undivided
control over the whole physical his frame has been
fedses and when all other medicines Pharsco
cs have been tired IN vain Long thought years Of patient
inYessatien and NJ dssperasdUA determination havs
crowned the Doctors eora aud he offers the Elixir to su
,rng humanity the only thing that can eare the following
diseSses-nameiyI
General Debility,
Rental and Physical DepTeEsioa,
Iz,5eclity.
determination Of Blood to lks Herd,
Confused Idess,
HyEtois,
Ess.iessnsss ard slssplessness at Night,
Abseccs Of Muscular Efaciency,
LcEs Of Appetite, -
pysiepEs,
Enlsciatioa,
Low sPirits
DiSorsaniEatlon Of the Organs q
9ene1stion,
PaPi.ssion OF tie Heart,
And, II fso ali TIE coaoo0ans Of do6iatad
Essts OF The ggs.Au.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22

OET7cE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAHROAp,I
Mash lille, Get 4
VIE Board Of Dire tcSs Of the Nashville Chsttauoors
halload ComPsIy have this day cared 6iFidebd Of
SIX per cent tie st ck OF the conpsng out Of the Br
the @st ~ months pyshe a this date st The Office Of
tle Treasurer OF the mpsny, il Nash. .iiis
Stooshs dss dtsrng eoee, hs dsizeud through third
party ca so bg sending written order
Der % shates owned w A GLEsVFs
oct6-dSwln Trgas5rsr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22

Ia note to Of the Editors OF the IaOa and AnercG,
MS JAHsR POLz to whose inspection the prOoshees were
submitted express the following opinion:
'i have reld with ueh pleasure, the prooshssts OF new
work. 1Ov in press: 'Le.tsT ~ frUm the Old World"
With letter adtsessed to Lord Brougham written By Hon.
James Williams late Minister to Consaainope 1t Is
written With vgoT OF II ugl the subj occupying the
attention Of the whole wo ds valuable contribution south
ern bite atur, and will be read Fn great nest at h present
day -.s .s|
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22

~ CHELSEA, oePe %, 1871.
NY u EAREsF CHARLIE / will write again to you.
ana perhaps you may get this one, but l do NOT
know. have written several letters to YOU. and
get I" hswers. Why don't yous Here / might
starve slnd die. and you never would hear Of IT,
think It very hard that should be almost destitute
OF the q Ecessaries Of life gnd none tc help me- and
not eyeI helping hand to assist me, and the one
have on earth has been taken fTCm me to 90 of and
nght f0I The property ef others that stay at home
and see the poor women suffer for the mere want
OF bfead they net for that self Is all they care
Tor. U for Gods sake, show this to the Colonel
and Ii hF Is n gentleman. he viii have some feeling
or the female sex hope he Is not solely dasti-
tuIe Of Fympathy for women. Oh, Charlie please
come. i'lr need your presence at home to make
some pr ovisiCn for me and the baby. II were not
unable 10 do ANYTHING would not think of it beng
so hard, but an sick, and have had Doctor Bailey
tending On me ever since you left, and for my sskO
come hl me and let me see you once more. really
need 70 lr assistance at home. The baby is well. i
shall 10 for you; ifDti write soon DO rot get one
cent fro 10 tie county and what am to do ? Write
soon. -Four wife, MOLIIE
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Gss 9assbills 6aigH sas 9msrltss
DAILY IS; Tsr-wsszny So; weekly So.
hates OF Aa.ers,s,nz.
HEgENABLa a PEEaauRr.

AhaAaABAs At PLEA5URE.
One Square, yer. e90-Eaeh addiopaI sos.ys sie
oE3Fsteers exceeding the space cf,sTsr caeS
foTs VIII be charged for Gno excsss.
II TIE WEEELY.
oSE DcELAk psF Sgaars for s ant Frv os-. M .,ss
Subsequent insertion. - -
Advertisemsns pubhss In beth the Daily snd wesky VII
eehgsd the NH dahl rates aih oBshfig ths weekly rss
Gdied. -
7rgnssG1s AdssTEsisss mast b pa for at Eas ti-sssy
tsssFfSOn.
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The book is entitled,

Letters on slavery EroEa the Cid World,
Written during the for the Presidency Of the United
statesin 1866 which aided letter to lord BRoUeHLM on
the JOHN Brown d. and br ef result Of the
Presidential election and its consequences By jams WLIls,
late United States Minister to uikey
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22
,DEITsoE.ERr5,s UNIVERSAL PILLS,
Fer EdFeF CsIuP7agats ysiI5Cuancss Head.
acEe, 81.

rENHERE has 4 CAr9hSTTd Medicine offered t.
ths public Sst a2s given EUsa entire Gatsscton Nc
LEANs UNIVRR5AL PILLS.
Being entirely vJsstbe, they perfectly Innocent and can
he tsen y the mot tender infant get prompt and powerful in
removing iBious scTtoas Acid InPars Feted Matter
o the sozh In fact they 5Te the only Pills last should
be usee in m2larious test~icsS
They FToSucs piaS, sickus Psia II th. Stomach
Bowels though very active and sasTehDg in Their operation,
EToot:nE healthy gseticns OF tie Liver and KinsyB Who
viii suG from Eonsle Headache and Fopi Stomach, when
80 cheap remedy be Cb.sneji Keep them constantly
esnd snle dozs tE in season, may prevent hours dsys
A1s months ci sckIess Ask or DT j. II MCLsaas Uniysr
FG Pills Take otSsv SDg coated they sstsless Price
ony . cent? per s5, a1j be by mail any PsEt Of
US Jziied 5tsios
J. H. MCLEAN, Soils Proprietor,
Corner a Third and Pine streets, 81. Iouir, Nc
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sEQ gEsTRATsos NOTICE


Receiver for the Confederate states In
rE;dd c Tennessee,
To an TAOm q may Concern =
BkEBY notify esch and every citizen sgen former Tsr
nsr trustee cr CteT person. ding arg
Or tenement shtte, Ges rights Interests Of
SescTIto1 oFEedby CT cue 10 alien eReHy Of the Con
iedsrate States 10 rp0rt he ne WT ELea prae
hca5e giviDg esscrFaon when oEE, Of fsn.s tie
names OF creators l. care Of db, With the amounts
bs-ozs due.
FO- wiie defarlt IL tbs the party subjects to the
penalties o tne act be il abie for d5usle The amount conceal
ed fine, &C. srrren er acquts h,rl o. responsibility
Ny Office Is the sgusTen the Ci.F Ezhyils- over W T
berry's Hoc k-toJe. 2. Il COCKRLL,
sept ~ Ol-c nEWS1 Ctnf5derE States Receiver.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22
NOTICE 40 FOUNDERS.

HAVE 5000 No Pitts urg Coke for safe, which
Il wiz sell in srgs small quantities purchasers
WM DEWS Agent,
Opposite FHensn's Hall, No % College street.
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yr 50 a StimuIaHt
eate dsent from alcoholic preparations II IL not spl
feet TO reactions shsps; continues exert It's nauep
gradually AID efficiently, as long the least necessity exists To-
lie presence
As = Eezn81e Medicine,
It equally FoSea and elective snd restores the eoubyu
ami Sar than s the other medicines which for yearI
have heodsd the market and which only ajuYious in paee
or ss0g O. ronoYang the Constitution very GOOD ea
son too inst they only made from the eusonE Of minds
gnorsaE oi Toe Medical proiesssn altogether.
- -1 no Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks It well stake bis professional character
OF the fact that minerals whatever the least
parts Of the ingredients Of his Rsiuvenazg Elir-We Know
ing W2trnin 2 bseo ened the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally he deblisted, Dr. Wright would Usy Eevs,
despair No matter how down sou may be- matter heu
esk Greno matter what the may have been-fersake
ST once ha;7er has led depart from Hygenie principles
-teks his
SejuveHRtinE EIixIr,
And you will fnd yeurssIf new an-a pride instead
the reverse TO friends and healthy, ssund and worthy
l1eT1ter Of the humsa family.
Price s. per botte or tres bottles for as and foyvara
ed y mail 10 all parts sf the United States.
Gcj By all respectable ugs.s throughout the Up Starr,
40 Caaad2s lhs trade supplied a. liberal sscognt
FOR sale Sy tha prophet9rs
- WS2GHF & CO.,
q and Isl 0hartres street,
New Orleans, Lsi
s05 Nashville by g. IT. Handershott Berry DsmcyilIs
wing Pen7e.on' and ali responsible dIuggi5ts oc2o
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ROW s.aAoY EO1s DELIVERY
4 III = W WOEL
S L A Y E r Y
BY
THE HON. JAiIEs WILLIAMS,
LArs rsErsD s1.rs. ngs.srra At co,.rArrrsortz.

1.-THE entire profits Of ali sales be devoted to the
reiiefO the sick and soldiers the Confederate army
under the dc;on and special charge CT the 81 dies seders
Relief Society of Tennessee
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Nashville and Decntur RaIIr8ad
CCiEuE cP ECEEDCLE.
IEzGcCGEE 20 EEEFZPEEs IN II EsOUIS
81 Ger 5lrtsy. Jrl5 Cls: 1851 sls Train viii Leave
Nash lille Dssly at NJ
BstErniuC arrive at NASHVILLE q, I.I5 A Il.
Way Passenger rTa-E V leave .rzI7i5 daily erat gn
lys, Il Il
Hssarring, strive Al NsrryilF, G.l0 Pm.
7 = The A Il Train o0'sEcI vita Trains 20 Us1ty
iiis snd Clzt,an7oss.
~ Th5 Z. NJ. Train -9urecs vtth Frsz. 70 C5ring5
rsad uncioG1 EscTsiI, 4oI Esr Orleans
Irlyig-r ". on pEEEIEE
General Euperlutcn5g1t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22

Ii those indebted to tie firm OF Thompson Fperr7 & Co.
IA will De2se forward without delay AID make ray
nent, at 70 "A Narkes street to
Sc 9tsnaoer e5, 81 II ROBT. THOMPSON & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22
Con FEs5 EFssTE sT4TES.
seques,ratlOn ana rrlll,nrx stor

HAVE taken an Office Cherry street, No 10, in Sort
81 tae sNseii a. use Ehee all business, arising under
naslng IN po session property money belonging to
SAlien enemies, will report to nv Office 80
subseTiI tous in Military StoresS received and E in
per cent Confederate Bonds g. X COCK ri LII
Receiver for Confederate States Middle Tsnressss
Oct. I2s '6l-d2W&w2m BP