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IRON. TIE EasiriHa Rnnnar.

'Mr Williams has presented in this series Of able
letters succinct history Of tbs institution OF slavery
American Oentnen its influences upon the general
thecouutTy tracing the elements ofoPposon exhibit
by Northern fan tcsm eliminating last in the organization
eff sectional party designed that
by which the 0isHembeDent OF tbs Union effected The
author has treated his subject philoophc statesman and
the result Of his lasors will prove inesmae addition to
genuine Southern literature"
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"e City Mills.


LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN.
A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions of 1858 and 1890, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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DiViiIend KOfice.

OF7ICz NAsIyuLE AND CHATTAHoc ca RAILROAD -.
Nashville. Get 4. ( I'll.
VIE Board Of Dirertcs # the Nashville aad Chsttano..
kaii-oad Com1aHy, have th day declared 6videut n
SIX per mt en- tie stk OF the The Frodsf
me last j months payable on and after this dle cee Of
he treasurer OF The olmpanY, IN Nashville
Stockholders desiring 20 collect ths dividend through
party can d. 50 By sending written order and heuun
Der e shares owned. W. A. GLEaVEs
Oct6-iEwln
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Army Clothing to be Made.

AIDES desiring to work Army Clothing are informed
that the ouarermaster's DepaF, large
quantity Of work to be given daily with fair prospect sf
steady work FOR the winter
Parties applying for work must give satisfactory security for
its safe return and prompt executions according to the Regul
l2iOns Of the Department. G. W CUNNINGHAM
Assistant Qusrtermester P. S. C.s
Nashville, Oct. 6, '6l-dew
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Attachment Notice.

appearing 10 ny sais'aetisn that the de1s1dart VIM
carr, IS ard sttahent hEYinE
~ ne up7n the affidavit Of the plant q, Gideon clifford,
e upon csrtsin personal properly belonging the
X Ca ers0re ordered that D bcafiqn TIE
tt0 Hd american, Es2aper published in the city CT
Mas lye Iennessss for four successive ss, nopgs
sad Nu Car % appear az Office in Hartsy Tenn.
the n day CT October next, and pi dspur 10 sad
aianeat and further pc eetngs are IN Tia tne say
ei Ills 18Th sePrAber, 1861
OIL -Eft-pr's Zee 81
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In mole to Of the Editors Of the Union and american
Mrs jams K POLE inspection the prOosh,ets we're
submitted, expresses the following opinion:
I have read with nuch pleasure the % new
work. now in Letters SLAVERY from the Oil World"
with letter addressed to Lord BTougha, written by Hon
James Williams late Minister to Constaunope 1t is a work
written with vzor Of thought the subj occupying
attention Of the whole word-lvauabe contribution 10 sout
eatur, and will be read WITH great interest hs present
day."
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LARGEST CUCUMBER.-The largest Cucun5er we
have ever seen was shown US yesterday, grown in
the garden Of Mrs. ROBERT BARNES, of this county,
which weighs over six pounds, and measures l7&
inches long and l33 inches round 1t is the long
green variety for picking. Who can cope with
such vegetables
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TAyING tits d'y sold to Mr. RObt Tn oar entire
istest ia the Stock notes and accounts Of Thompson
sperry Co, take pleasure in Recommending him
friehCs and patrons OF tie Old firm.
JOHN =. sPERRY.
HENRY SPERRY
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NV D GREEN Jao 7 HAaAH
MILITARY BJOkS
G r E.E n 81 & o.
NO.;e Union. street
.EzaTdee's EnfIHtTy Tactics,
Louisville eaitions vol, 60. Pine
- Price g 51-by mail g 81
HARrEEs 'oTL ls Memphis eslson yols in An. PTics
81 Soy mail IS.
Instructed for.
HBAvY ARTILLERY prepared By board Of Army omceru.
Price 81 Coy mail 4 50
He TROOPERS MANUAL or Tactics for Light Dragons
and Moanted Rfemea. Used through the South 81
by mail co.
FLYING ARTILLERy or, auds Ger the Field ArtilIerst
Price - 50-by mail , 90,
WORKS Payonet Excese, Army Regulations Fortfca.
tons and Engineering expected daily.
Maps OF the Seats OF War.
Nap No. ], AXIS feet representing all the Southern States
Very complete. Price 81 90
Nap No p sze230 inches, representing Pennsylvania New
Yerk, TeaWare Mary land, Vrynil, Ohio and Kentucky
sh wing every post Office village town and city, Price 81
Nap No B. s0x3O Representing all the States North and
Map No. A. sOxO Representing KENTUCKY Tennessee and
djoining States Price ST.
FLAP No, 2x30 Representing ssrylaud and Virginia vita
diagram Of Washington City aud Georgetown Price 81
OLD TONEY AND Ills MASTER; OF, tie Aboitiorists and
the Lapd-Pate FOUNDED G.c-s. tale fer the tines
GRFEN & CO,
july It'll Nashville, Tenn.


10 the Taxpayers Of DsAidson We the Tax
le Of the State County, Rslroad
civil district in said county and have
in Office the court house, in Nahv where
found day Sund hs ppoe recving
the taxes Snd all those that de not By the 18th Of October
next will fad tar accounts in the hands Of officer
lection wi thereon VS. compelled taxes
to the hardness Of the do hope you pay yoaT
taxes without cost. J. G. BRILEY; Railroad Collector.
K. CALDWELL, State and County,
September 81, '6I-w4t
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We find in the Raleigh Standard a proclamation
from Gov CLARK, bearing date of October lst, pur-
suant to resolution of the late Legislature of North
Carolina notifying all male citizens of that State
who are abroad in the enemy's country, or United
States, that if they fail to return to their allegiance
within thirty days unless detained by force, that
their effects, whatever they may be- Will be for
feited to the Confederate Government.
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The FEGERALS AT PADUCAG-Tha Columbus (Ky)
Crescent of the eth says
There are about 1900 federal troops now at Pa
ducah. and the General commanding has made a
requisitOn on General Fremont for Is 600
more to defend the town. OF the 900. mere than
1900 are down sick. They have converted the
Court House into hospital and are building kitch-
and other shanGies all around it. Their pickets
are extended out ten miles from town The citizens
are closely watched, and arrested for the most
trifing causes and the "grest federal army" there
Is sweating itself to death digging bitches and bar
ricading the streets.
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GenerOI Orders...No. 81.

FOKT HENRY, TENNESSEE RIVER.
October 6, 1861.
Having received marching orders, all absent Off
cars snl men belonging to the 10Th Regiment are
directed to JOIN the Regiment Immediately. By or
de of A. HEMAS, Col Commanding.
w. L. McCoSHICo A6jutant.
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7UE rsbip hereofors eTsrg between the rndsr
signed uuGer the hrm Of 9EoAPsOs, EP4RRT & Co,
10 this day dissolved BY mutual John n erry and
lie Spercy retiring from the 6rm Tie bunf coz
Lud by Mr. Root. TbompNn uljer the firm style Of RoBr
ThosPsoN Co Who vill plyan claims against The arn
and is alone authorized the firm liquitaon
ROBT. THO WPepN
Holm y. S2ERRY
HENRY sPeRRY
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NORTH ALABAA[A.
FENHIs dourhing scha9 opened its ez term on 81
inst with fall FGc4ly and large steadily incieasag
nUmtsr Of pupils
Pupils charged from beinninge the month during whieh
they enter The location ssafs and pleasant.
tanning full particulars, sent application 70 the President
Confederate Bonds and Treasury Eotes taken at pr
J. G. WGLEON, President
HuntsYlIle, Ala, Sept %, 6I-dln'
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: members of the Eigefeld Soldiers Relief
y, will meet at COwAN's & EUBANKs' Hall
Ejgefeld, on Friday, the 18th of October, at
O'Clock ?. M. L. PAYNE.
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Fessu'io 4 rpsot . ts so75l1ts o, tha c5Ecr,ss
Esol7et b the congress o. tie C01srs,s states OF America
Tlaf tie a'couus against the bass bsfpz Eithf
TIE estimates q iae seetsry for re expenses payable cut Of he
conilgen Iuni Of ne confess 81 ne paid cat o. said
Nhre such esAtss marked sAppr we'd, hv ths e1irs
o. he cote; acco1rts ara were Ssii secretary csrtHs
IRE scc0uses fosrdei therein 70 luas ana corecf
Ee.o'vej furihzT, VIA. u1 lst o. cop-rsg D.
Pr0vsi ~ sd et.ee accoaa Be pad ozt OK ssil c5
tnEsat fuGd
Approved Argus. D, l5G1
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HAVE for sale three eamorsbls residences, With
lO acres OF land suatetin be vicinity Of yTee Springs,
runner county. which for itg hs4y anoscher
Persons deiriu pleasant mforabe Come would
= apply inmediatey i8 rarculaFs- octtf
a GENTLEMAN Wish-s purchase for his u.s. a
n strictly No. hgus Fer possessing superior quail
ties as nurse, seamre5, &C, LIBERIA Tre Viii be pad
Ap ily City Hotsl octi-H
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DIED.

On ths 4h instant, at his residence vicinity Of Gaap
Tennessee JOHN SHEPHERD, ESQ il The eighty third year
Ct his Of the oldest na5e citizens
county.
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A PREssNAS WANTED.-At this Of3ce geod
Pressmsn, to whom liberal wages will be given.
oct6dtf
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'Avss OF THs CONFEDERATE STATES.
BY Authority.


Reso y the o. me Concrc states OF ArsrIe
That The recrery q We he, aad he is hereby drests 10
nh % such o. t-0cps in The Is dssire it, a3n re5
ton ada, S1d Whenever prletcaol. lieu usual ration
o. 5ur an eq1vosut Of we'll BAKED bs this erd he l.
Eul0ze1 to establish bakeries n numbers ana al sr7
point, as nag % nscsssEy to male contracts Tor tbs supply
Of such tread W
Rssoyeis That dily ration OF fresh 7sa be frrnfssed
to ali u OPS whenever & be Er8aI az rga,oDa
cost AMI clsrses 10 the Government
Approved 1usrst 81 lS5I
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mOIRSs-s Cheaper than Bacon at 5 Cents
kGA BBLs. Superior Sugar Refinery Mola'ss; re-
0DN y eeved and for sale By PAYNE, JANIS 4 co.
Nashville, October 4, 6I-d3t
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TENNESSEE LEGEsLATURE.
SENATE

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1861.
The Senate called to order by the SPEAKEE
at 81 A. NJ. and prayer was offered by Rev. B. II
STEPHENs.
CITY~PAPEEs.
Mr.. CARDWELL offered resolution to furnish
the city papers to members of the Senate during TIE
session. which, under q suspension of the rule was
taken up, discussed at some length BY different
members, and adopted.
ABSENT SENATORS.
Mr.. JONES. ResolUcd That the Clerk Of the Sen
ate dispense with the call of all of Senators
on the roll not present in their seats and that
he shall not call the same until their appearance.
Lies over.
SHEEP AND DOGS.
Mr.. TURNKEY. No. s. To encourage the raising
of sheep, and for killing of dogs, viz:
l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of Bs
STATE Of Tennessee, That every head of family
shall If they desire keep and own one dog exempt
from taxation and that all and every dog over and
above one TO each head of each family shall be
taxed, and the owner and keeper of such dog shall
be liable to pay fee of five dollars for each such
dog, and 1t shall be the duty of the revenue asses
sor and collector to report and collect the same to
De appropriated to county purposes wherein the
is paid
2. Be enacted, That if any person shall own or
keep any dog, knowing or being informed that such
dog guilty of killing sheep such person so offend
ing shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor and liable TO
indictment and punishment as in other cases of
,. Be II enacted That should any person keen snv
dog contrary to the intent and meaning of this act
or be unable to pay the tax, then any person NAV,
and the Constable Of the district shall kill such doc
Tor which service the owner snail pay fee of one
dollar. Passed LIST reading.
DIsTRICTNG The STATE
Resolution Nc 2 proposing to district the State,
was taken up, discussed amended, and resolution
adopted in lieu, amended and then laid on the table
and the Senate took up
HOUSE RESoI UIToS NO 8,
Which was discussed and adopted. reading thus:
ReSo-Ued by The General Assembly Of the State of
Tennessee That committee of eight members from
the House be appointed to act in conjunction with
similar committee on the part of The Senate whose
duty It shall be to report, early as practicable a
bill appOrti ming the State into eleven Congressional
districts and bill apportoning the State into dis
trCts for the election of Senator's and RepreseDtaS
tives to the General Assembly.
RULES.
10. g. Appointing q Joint select committee on
Rules, was adopted aud Senate committee appoiRt-
ed as named yesterday.
No. 6. lnstructing Secretary of State to furnish
Abstract of Census Of 1860 for use of Legislature
was adopted.
PER DEN
Resolution, M. -. To instruct the State Treasu,
'er to pay members their per diem "a due was
IdOpted.
POSTAGE.
Resolution, No -. Appropriatng s. for post
Lge for members, was adopted
Resolution No. -. Authorizing Sec of State to
sudit and pay aoooants for stationery for use of
legislature, passed.
Senate adjourned to l to morrow morning
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The Twentieth Tennessee Regiment.
Those having friends in this regiment, wishing to
send packages of any kind do so by sending the
! same to the commission house of BENZ. F. SHIELDS
q Co., to the care of Maj. A. VIM, who will leave
on Monday, Oct. 18th.
N. B.-Msjor VIM has left with US a te,0 pecks
ofetters for distribution which those having friends
ID the goth Regiment Col .ttle's) will please call
and get.
oct4.tIllh BFSSCo
RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE MCCAIN ZoUAvEs.-
30 or 40 recruits wanted to complete this com
pany. THIS company will be attached to COL An
GLADE's Zouave Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rifle; will be drill d in
the regular Zouave drill and will 20 into camp i'm
mediately Recruits are wanted for the term of u
months.
Apply to the undersigned on College street, two
doors north of Broad
N. o. BROCKs, Captain.
Formerly of Col Ra MS Regt, Tenn. Vol
octI-tf
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Judge MONROE late of Kentucky who has been
stopping in the city several days. left for Richmond
Yesterday afternoon
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lIuntsvflIe Female COlIege.

IL hooe Indebted to IT, firm Of Ihorpson spcrrv Co,
"a viii pelse forward without disy ard make pay
ncnt at No p @arke. street. u
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notice no EoTrNnERs
Fer Rent from ist OF October, 1854

TWO story Brick Dwelling, Ewing Avenue four large
~ rooms, besides thsE, servants room, cellar and wood
house. Will sell PORTION Of the Furniture. Apply
p. II. EWING & CO.,
sep24-dlW Conner Churcl "a GnIleya sfraa.a
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Louisville and nashville HkafIfOua.
NOTICE TO SFITPPERS.


NrIL further notice feighs for shipment Bswnggreen
andinterndiate points will be received until o'slook
sepl0 j. D. PHLEBGER, Agent
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General Orders,NO. az,

Fort HENRY Tenn River,
August Esd, 1861.
All absent Officers and soldiers belonging to this
Post directed to join their respective commands
Immediately. By orders of A HENAN
Col Commanding at Fort Henry.
W. l. MCCoNXTCo Adiutant
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RisAUTs-WaS serve in the 2O.a Eeg;nsns
no" IN hsntucky. They VIII be required to serve
Only the balance Of the term-niue months. Anv
one wisaias TO join vii mset tie undersigned st
DEHoTiLLE L Cc.s on Friday next, at II O'Clock. or
a. the ofiee Of LETTON BosTcE- They will lnees
corporal lATTLz \. J. AD4Ws
Lieut.. 2Oth Regiment
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The book is entitled,

Letters on slavery from The Old world,
Written during the for TIE Presidency OF s United
statesn 1867 to which aided etso Lord BRouoHIM OF
the JOHN Brown rad and brief reference to; result Of the
Presidential election and its consequence By JAMS TrIxs
late United S.ates Minister 10 Turkey
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FoR RENT-A desirable suit OF rooms in the
Union and American Buildinxs Apply at this
Office. dec29-tf
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NEGRO girl between the age Of eight and twelve years
Is for nurse Address j. this 0hee. oet2-dlt
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~ RenueSf,

BUGLER WANTED. Apply at the camp of tie Texas
Rangers at the Fair Grounds.
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CITY NOTICES.
more TaIIors Wnnted.

More TaiIOrs Wanted.
Forty Cutters are wanted in the Quartermaster's
Department to cut clothing for the army. Steady
work and good pay. Apply at Office, Public Square
near the Suspension Bridge.
G. ". CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant QuartermRster.
Sept. 2Sth, I86I.-dlw
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For Sale $500 Acres OF Fine Bari,
ERuSsS e.

FEEHE south is compelled to have Leather great
here chance one, come all a. oo for your-
selves will Fell abaTgan-tIy These lsros have BARK
timber II abundance to supply large Tsnney
come together with abundance of running water to r.n
BARK and hne free stone springs Said lands hsvs then i've
or SIX good tmalt cottages large ard
large new shelter 70 eet by 30 the spot Iarnery
large lot OF plank suitable for snlng Vsts about eco
cords OF Ba ready for also, large stable and
other out hods There in cultivation about land
b. the yard spot Nature has locality for the
tanning business 1t is In miles Of Mt Pleasant The end
OF the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, beautiful vags
lnseed is also in neighborhocd convenient churches
schools i will sell ssid land the terms One third
cash the remainder to suit the purchaser exchange Tor negro
property goods or groceries, good city property Give
look. OCROgs
sep5-dIHS
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RICHMOND, Oct. 9, ISGI
IL is reported here that Gen. Roseerans has re
treated Ten. Lee following him about ff;eenuilss
but could see nothing Of him.
The baltimore Sun Of the 9th, contains LispSieh
IRON seward dated 5ri iasI, denying Fremont's
recall or court martial.
Zen Wool had arrived a. Washington.
OHe hundred mulineers, sent by McCLE11Ax to
feF'Fess Monroe, to be sent to Tortuzas. were
released Oy zen WOOL and returned to the service.
ten Il ''Ser and Uagruder Promoted yr,-
jor Gcnsrals.
BIcuG0yD Octg.
Zen HuSer e5uElaldiog At Scriol, and Sen
AigF1ieF have been promoted 70 be lfsi5r Ger,
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NOW READY FOR DELIVERY
"a N Q w VVOHk
ON
STA V Err
By
THE HON. JAMES WILLIAMS,
LlTE UNITE ssArss n:sls1ER AT oos.rAzrIgorLr.

LATE UNITRc STATES h.NIgTER CoSsTANTIsOPLE.
The entire profits Of all slle devoted TO the
Ieisf o. the sick and wounded soldiers OF the Confederate army
under tie direction and special charge Of the IL sCts
Relief Society Of Tennessee
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Z
kkLRslsa y AE~TFcKE -yyAHE s5ol4iis aNkas kI1tos
AIoUss--Ws learn that skirIaish occurred near
NOlin, on the Louisville end Nashville gailrOad on
Monday, between 8 party under. Capt. JOaS II,
MoRoAE, numbering twenty-SeVen, and a party Of
eighty LneO nites in which the latter had fourteen
killed, and the former only two. The Lincolnites
then retreGted, leaving Capt MORGAN IN possession
of the field. Ak[TA NzEG2
This report however, needs confirmation, not
being credited BY persons that we have seen from
Bowling Green. - sss.,ssss - -
a We have received from Mrs, FELICIA G. PoRTER,
President of the Soldiers Relief Society Of Tens
nessee, a copy of the Letters on Slavery from the
Old World, by Hon. JAMES WILLIAMS. This interest
ing and able work is now ready and for sale at the
principal book stores where Gus citizens can pro-
cure copy and at the same time contribute q mite
for the relief of the volunteers, who are fighting
The battles of the Confederacy. The profits of the
publication have been placed at the disposal of Mrs
PORTER, President of the Soldiers Relief Society,
and will be devoted to the benevolent and patriotic
objects for which the Society was founded No one
read this book and fail to have more enlight
ened, comprehensive and interested view of the |
great question of African slavery, which now en-
cages the attention of the civilized world We !
should feel pride in seeing large sale of this
powerful EindicatiOu of our peculiar civilization
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For snIe.

R5ERoHAGTs and others in fn Goods IN nv line
IfR will find good assortment at low prices they viii cali
sen35Ir,
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Dissolution.

II 20 exchange twenty two acres Of Woodland In tas Yciuy
T. Z. Ray.
rep7 Il qt.fa re-ff-I
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GENERAL LEE IN PURsUrr
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ABSENT sENAToRs.

Mr.. JONES. Resolucd. That the Clerk Of the Sen
ate dispense with the call of all names of Senators
on the roll not present in their seats and that
be shall not call the same until their appearance
Lies over.
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YOUNG and Likely negco woman with one abort
n five years Of age, The gooi house seryEnt
6Sod COOK washer and o1erj and fair seAssess Apply
T. /. CHILDREs
bep@'-5l" ~a az Cherry street.
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By TELEGRAPH.
ANOEHER VICTORY OF CON
FhDERATE TROOPS.
i@i1E Az CHIoKAMaCoMIC. N. c.
CapfHre OF IOeO musv.ets and six
Field Pieces.
FP'saI Di'pa'eatO he Nas47il. ua.on ana ..... -

kIoHHoSD, Get s:h, IsC1-The Co,fadsr,ts for
ce'' nnleF the comma-d Of Col Wright. Of the
IhiId Georgia Regiment landed on ChiekanaeoD.
ae2 0al- tAIr-y miles North Of Cape Hatssras lagt
e1-a'aay' AID pursued 2 party OF the enemy. .i
E4hey captured thirty one prisoners, one thousand
niuSAeIs, SIX field pieces tents provisions, shses
and stockings.
Our loss was one killed. Col Wrigh.a horse
was shot under hlm.
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fONTRACTS sill be a8e With rep0nsills parties for The
manufactur and delivery this city Of good rides, sabres,
crrige and cap boxes, sabre belts en- ats rs harness
sa Their havre sacks and pouches &C. &c
All infor given at ocs for he present. at hs s4.e
CAPITOL. NJ Il WRIGHT
First Lieut.. Artillery and Ordnance O. S. A.
Ord,.r.. 0r-. N.sbvitra East n Hf-dRF-2v
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-10

HAVE removed ny Shoe establishment to Market street 10
80, Ihe public square, rext door to Morrow Con
where would be pleased former customers and friend
Aud shall sndeaV0r at all TIN keep hand general sot
{ Of Il Ome Made Boots and shoes. II as grsa
variety and at as low the price materials viii iusffv
Army boots Eni shoes and al kinds ofeavy work kept in store
made order.
highest market price paid for Hides AMI Leather.
saI2J-H JAMES ". HAMILTON.