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The Shos Gun a BI,nie RIIIe,

ASssRS EDITORS There are some exnerimerf.
IN progress here, to which wish TO draw The stteD
uon OF GunsmIths throughout the COnfederacv
Inc grooves Of the rife-barrel gun. necessariiv
cause waste Of some part Of the explosion power
OF inc POWDER defect which is remedied to some
extent 1y the greater strength Of the barrel admit
tng stronger charge Of powder. We're the Mimic
PAN with Its Hanged and OukPreading balls used ia
the smooth bored gun, the expansion Of the ian
would cause the ball to I'll cOnDesy the bore of he
gun, and prevent all loss Of power frem ziaiaOe-
Sueh ball would be driven with the fun force dns
70 me charge Of powder but having no rotation On
Us AXIS, there would be but little accuracy IN Ia
ain. - -
Leaving the gun barrel with a smooth bore. our
gunsmitEs are experimenting to rifle he BAH BY cut
ing on IFS eonleal end grooves, somewhat screw
SNAPPED Il Is believed that no difficulty will be
found In causing the forward end of the ha to strike
me AR N such way rs to produce the same effect
as Ine grooves cut in the barrel Of the rife. ana
that our shot>guns may thus be made q Formidable
weapon sf war.
II ought to be widely known that the raised sirht.
OF the Minnie rife are Of 20 advantage unless the
distance Of the object has been accurately meas
nred. II the shot gun can be made 70 throw A
Minnie ball with certainty Of aim, the want of the
raised sights ia nothing. Practice alone win show
the best way Of using It.
Very respectfully, F. G. SMITH.
CoLTATBIA, Tenn, Oct. II, 1861.
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We are AUTHORIZED to GEO. W. WINcBESTER OF
sunner, csnd ate 70 represent the 5h Oong Dis
trc. In the Congress OF tia Confeceass ktaies ocdue
We are authorised TO Hon. JOHN r. HOUSE
date to represent The eighth district In the Congress Of the Con
fedeTate States. cct3-te
We authorised t. announces h P KEBBLEs candidate
T. represent the nth district in tie Congress Of the Confederate
States 0st3-te
We authorized 10 ". H. DEWITT. of Smith
county, . candidate for the first Confederate Con
under the Permanent Constitution, from The Fourth Con
gTesssRal District Of Tennessee the November election
ssp2-dt3e
We authorized p P. SAUNDERS as candi
date for Congress from the Seventh Congressional District at
the November election. septl7-dtdt
We authorized R. Z. THOMPSON, Of wilson,
candidate Ter Congress from the fifth Congress Dis
trict at the November election. sepI7-tde
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TIE COTTON QUESTION IN EURoPE.-The I,ivernool
Journal OF the 7th inst, says that "the cotton cues
non Is perplexing Europe, that the war in America
Is especially hurtful to the commercial world; that
consequently. the European States are anxioss TO
see some arrangements made that would restore
70 nealth} that France and England are in per-
aeot accord on the business that one won't move
without the assent of the Others that the iron.clad
steamers have reference to American affairs. and
not to european crisis that France in fact, wants
cotton comparatively as badly as England and that
she wants RresdstuAs worse that abe is not in a
te and that she will not fight with Great Britain
"iI not tight where English sympathy ia against
her th2t there be action at all il will be united
one, and In the case of AESeriean
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PRICE s..

AW shSe Copes'seacl 81 90
Bookselle viii be furnished Wholesale st 40 per dozen
reasonable discount will be uo Issse orders IRON
wholesale dealers
Ay geElismsR lady the Confederate States orderirs
for club Of ten persons (siO will be furnished with eOmY
nsnary copy Of the work. with tn, thanks Of the Ladies SOLDIER
Relief Society.
Editors Of newspapers the Confederate ssS Who give pub
hciy to this will not yP7OmOs tie benevolent and patriotic
parpOe 7bieh the entire profit will be but they
Ell cid in DE circulation Of work which ought to be in The
hands Of every Southern family.
Tordsra for books other communications relating tier.
TO- may he addressed 70 IRA FzGgA G. PORTER President Of
tse "Isdias sOlaeFS' Relief Society" or to the
Southern Methodist Publishing STanss,
Nashville Tenn
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The TwenlIeIh Tennegsee 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
& Co.. to the care of Maj. A. WINK, who will leave
on Monday, Oct. 14th.
N. B.-MsjOr VIM has left with US a te,U peeLs
ofletters for distribution which those having friends
in the goth Regiment COl BIttles) will please call
and get.
oct4>tl4th BF.S.GCo.
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RECRUITS WANTED FOB THE MCCAIN ZOUAvEs-
80 or recruits are wanted to complete this COM
pany. This company viii be attached to Col. An
eLADEs Zousve Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rifle; will be drill d in
the regular ZOusve drill and will go into camp i'm
mediately. Recruits are wanted for the term of II
months.
Apply to the undersigned on College street, two
doors north of Broad.
N. o. BROoKs, Captain.
Formerly of Col. Ra MS Regt, Tenn. Vol
Octl-tf
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E,orn TIE M1sArlzA Pn,ri,t.

SIN these LETTERS have ell the advantage Of the authors
elegant lucid Style, his extensive informs and phO.
sophca investigation He has closely studied the subject Of
slavery, in all Its bearings He reu;es the idea Of the sinful
ness slavery, porrays the advantages which flow from it,
the its continuation. Correctly apprehanding the
policy OF the opponents OF Slavery and the dangers which
would follow the OF the Republican party from his post
Old World far ovsd from the eoered contest be
bis fellow OOunymen against the breakers which
rounded the ship Of state The rsult which he apprehended
and fJretold uR."
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TIE DAHT.-sIngle copies of our paper can De
ad at the cOunting-room at Eve cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two AMI half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
are informed that the boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more, all
lodging that the paper costs them i've cents
senlo-df
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Army CIOthIng 10 be NTade

ADJBs desiring to work Army Clothing informed
IL that the QusEIermASer'I DeParuenent nov has large
quantity Of work be given out daily with fair prospect
STEADY work for the winter.
Parties applying for work must give satisfactory security for
its safe return and prompt executions according to the Regua
lAiionI Of the Department. q. W CUNEINGHAM,
Assistant QaSrtermester P. s.C.s
Nashville, Oct G. Bl-dQy
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TOMS Concerts In GalIaIin for the Benefit
Of the Soldiers t,Relief AasocIatIon.,s

With pleasure and gratitude we announce to the
public the gratifying success realized on each night
Of Toms performance in our town. Z spirit Of
enthusiasm and beneYolense Lerysded our COM
mul;Gy seldom witnessed. The cause for which
these eopcers we're given, is sufficient to attract
the iberslity Of the most Indifferent but few COULD
Withstand the powerful attractions persOnihed in
tom himselfi his execution on the PIanols truly
wonderful, and surpasses anything we have ever
heard; his composition and mieniery, boh Of the
railroad and battle of Manassas are of the most
sOulstirrIng and thrilling description. If we ever
did doubt Tom" has silenced our skepticism, and
now we heartily concur with the poet: "That music
has charms to soothe the savage breast" Our citi
zsns, no doubt highly appreciate the benevolent
motive which prompted Mr.. Oliver to introduce
TON" to our acquaintance, utsuch acts are above
the praise of man 1.-THE Ladies association also
feel much indebted to the interchangeable executions of
their President Mrs. DIR. Blsckmore, but the cause
is noble and every generous heart freely responds.
Too much praise cannot be awarded to the members
of the Methodist Episcopal Church Of Gsllatin for
their readiness to comply with the request, that
Toms concert might be held in their church.
They, as sect, are distinguished for their gen.
eroua and prompt exertions in every good cause
and they knowing the sole object of the concert
was to increase the fund.- which is being raised in
our midst, for the relief of sick and wounded sol.
diers, did not cOnsides the edifce which they had
erected to the service of God, dishonored or desc
Grated by acts of charity and mercy. Verify, they
will have their reward
A no rxyr HooD
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- Asloi0resmsnts Passing Louisville
Ter HaldrauEh's HIN.
sAIRMIsH AT MULDRAUGH,s
HILL.
The COnfederates VietOriOus.
F"s'@AStOr General Blair Gone Is Sc. Lou,,


special Dispatch to the Union and American.
DO"L1NG GREEN, Oct. 1.-The Louisville Journal
~ 'ne eth' says that Sherman has superseded Gen
Sumter Anderson. '''-
L1rge bodies Of troops are passing through Lou.
lsvllle for huldrOugh's Hill.
4I'sen OOnfederate troops whipped seTenty-ave
- use Enemy, east Of Cave City, killing three men
ana taxing thirty horses. One of our men WA
mOr'Ally wounded. Our boys fought like tigers.
[OStmASter General Blair has gone to Sc. Louis,
to look into FremOnt's case
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From lie .MnsAriZks .Rnnnar.

Mr Williams has presented In the this series Of able
letters succnct history Of the institution Of slavery the
American Continent its influences the general welfare
tie country tracing the elements ofoppostiOn exhibited
By Northern fan tcsm, eliminating last in the organization
ef sectional party designed to overthrow that institution
by which the dsnembement Of tbs Union effected The
author has treated his subject photophc statesman and
the result Of his ahors will prove inesnsbs addition TO
genuine Southern Herature''
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Country Residence for SaIa.

nA yesterday double Pocket Boa containing SI5 mov
in one dollar bills The finder will rewarded BY leaving
It at this
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LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN
A few copies of this work, bound, tor
the Sessions of 1878 and 1859-60, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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In note to Of the Editors Of the Uon and Aeican
Mrs JANIS PeLK whose inspection the prooseets were
submitted, EXPRESSES the following opinion:
81 have read with rrch pleasure the proosAees OF new
work, In press: shelters ssYsFy from the Old WorI
with letter addressed to Lead BrOuhsm written by
james WillismE, late Minister Consannope 1t work
written vEcr thought on the subj ct nov occupying The
attention OF the whole word-a valuable contribution South.
Literature and will be read with great interest at the present
day"
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Nona Ne Naslrz!e Oar.e.;a,, Aaroonta.

Mr Williams has made book which should like to hav
reach Europe and be translated and into their languages
sns do its work in making up and correcting public opinion
which The Eng sh and Northern press have pamed upon TIN
world Thereafter should bear in mind that letter
written 10 Oonszutnop, though pubsaed Nashville
As the writer uratey predicted many
pired, the ink Of the manuscript dried
confidence in his general Epecula9ns lded in tru
philosophy His tone is calm and hoHgbtfu his hoEon
and vide The partisan sunk in the American Bis position
abroad Afforded him opportunities
few Of his fellow counyn for acquiring insight into
opinions and fesipgs and general public ntment
Europe"
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FOE SAFE BY
address =. MCPHERSON d CO.,
September 95. '6I-d3m G,v,.. a.
E6n select day kOarders and two small families
L. viii DC received in nice private Tesdenes
1'tierenee given and required. Address
-septIo-dlW RM A, Post Once, or this ONCE.
COUNTRY JEANS, SOCKS AND IINSRYs.
- s1Ins ~ on sale oy BEhJ. y. SHELLS co.
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BARCLAY CorPm KuLKD.-A dispatch dated st.
Louis, Sept.l says:
Among the killed by the Little Platte bridge dhs-
sster, was Barclay Coppie, Of John Brown notorie
ty together with I've six men with hun, en- route
to join Montgomery's Kansas regiment.
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RECRUITS WANTED-To serve in the 10th Regiment
now In Kentucky. They will be required to serve
only the balance of the terG-nins months. Any
sne Wishing to join viii meet the undersigned at
DExoYnIE J. Co.'s on Friday next, at IL O'Clock, or
at the office of LITToN BosTICE. They will meet
Corporal BATTLE. A. ]. ADAMS,
Lieut. 10th Regiment
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Attention Soldiers

All cHcers and men members Of the Esd Regi
ment' absent on fgrlOugh, are ordered to report
themselves immediately for duty at Regimentsl
Headquarters, Rowling Green, Ky.
MATT. MARTIN, Col Cong.
HORACE READY, Adjutant. Oetl2 dl0t
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= IiREss4fA Y. KASrEpp.-4At this Office good
FRESHMAN, to whom liberal wages will be given.
oct6dtf
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TaE SREAN GUSHO4T Ana trial trip of this
SAEey little craft was made yesterday. She mounts
two "a pound rifed cannon, which upon trial work.
ed admirably. We prefer to let the enemy find ONT
the range. This IS private enterprise, but for a
short time the Aid win be under Gen RiDleyis or
ders.-C hczlestOu NsrcsTR lS
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WIS hourshing school opened eighth annual ts IN o.
nst with full Faculty and large and steadily ncesSi9
number 81 pppils ANs
Pupils charged from beginning Of the month during vhIc
they enter 1he location fe and pleasant Catalogues eop-
timing full particulars, application lie Presde.f
COafeierate Bonds and Treasury Notes taken par.
Hr1sHiTs, Ala, Sept %. SI-dia' 1897 '''S'AN
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NOfice,

HAVING this day sold to Mr. Robt Tn mpsau our e,tIe
interest In the stock and accounts Of Taonpson
sperFy Co, take pleasure In recommending bin 10 ne
friends and patrons Of the old arm.
JOHN ". sPERRY
HENRY sPERRY
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Huntsville Female college,

IL those indebted 10 the firm Of Jhonpsoo, sperry Co
will please come forward without delay and make pay
nent, &C No "a Markes street. 10
septezher IS, 6I-fs ROBT. THOMPSON 4 90
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NORTH CARO14S1 COAt.-Thel Raleigh N. C. Regis

NORTH CAROLINA CoAL-Thei Raleigh N. c. Regis.
ter says:
We have tried the Deep River COAL 81 ecineu
of which was sent to US. In our time we h55vee
burned Liverpool scotch ana Virginia bituminoqs
better coal than that of Deep River. What crying
shame and evil it is that so much coal should be
permitted to rest under ground The coal and
other treasures on the Deep River are, themselves
sufficient to make North Carolina rich and greati
State.
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BANK NoTEs.-We are requested by the officers Of
le Bank TO ask any person having Bank Note Pa.
er to call in and see them in relation to a supply.
Oct I2-tf
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Removed.

HAVE removed ny Shoe establishment to Market street. No
Sos near the public square, next door to Morrow son
where would be pleased 70 former customers and friend
And ahs endeayor q all tins TO keep hand general asort
neat OF Home Made Boots and Shoes. IN A. 1r.a
variety and At loS rates s price materials will ustif
made to order.
Highest market price paid Tor Hides and Leather.
sepSO-t JAMES W. HAMILTON.
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GeneFoI Ordera...No. 81.

hVaLEE wANTED.-Apply at the camp of the Texas
Rangers at the Fair Grounds.
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Judge Of IAo supreme Court,

The following is the result of the election for
Jndge of the Supreme Court, as far as We have re
ceived returns:
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WASHINGTON FOR7lFTcATio correspondent of
the New York Egpress writes from Camp Tennelly,
near Washington, as follows:
A battery is under construction about half mile
from our camp situated on an elevated ridge, which
commands the Northwestern approach to the can't
to on this side Of the Potomac. 1t il mounted with
ten guns Of heavy calibre. and from its position
capable Of throwing shot and shell to the distance
on three or four miles, either side of the ridge
think there need be no fear Of the rebels approach
ng the city by this route. Chain Bridge is also
secure against an attack in that direction, being
protected by three batteries Of different elevations
the lower one being mounted with two brass field
Gees OF twelve and thirty-tw pounds calibre, and
hted SO as to sweep the bridge horizontally; the
or TWO, Of higher elevation, mounted with
guns each, Of sixty-four and eighty-eight poun-
8. SECTION of the bridge between the sixth
"a seventh piers a. arranged as to enable US to
SJp 1t down IN an instant in case it il necessary.
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FIFTH WARD.

Alderman-GongREY NJ FOGG Ceuncmeu-RIcu.RD Z
SAHDHk and JORDAN P CoLKEAx, will serve If elected
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The book II entitled,

Letters on slavery from the AID World,
Written during the fer The Presidency OF the United
staten 1861 to which aided to Lord BRoUeHIM on
TIE JaN BRowx raid and brief reference the result Of the
Presidential election and its consequence by JANIS WILLIAMS
late United States Minister to Turkey
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The Casualties at Santa Roszs.
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House RESOLUTIONS,

mir. Martins, Of Wilson, resolution to refer 90
much of the Governors message as relates to spec
ulatiOD and extOrtiOn to the Committee on the Judi
ciary, was adopted.
Mr.. Wsllace's resolution providing foe a conven-
ton of the two houses on Monday next at eleven
o'clock to compare the vote cast for Governor at
the late election, was adopted.
Mr. Garrettson's resolution providing for a con-
yen:or Of the two houses on Monday Hsxt to elect
tE0Confederate States Senat tors having been read =
Ar. RAGLANp moved to strike out "Monday
next" and insert "the frat Tuesday in November
division of the question having. been dem Anded,
MONDAY next" was stricken out and then
Mr. highlands motion to insert "the first Tuesday
In November" was rejected.
On motion Of Mr.: BROOKS, of Jackson, TThurs-
day, the 24th inst was inserted.
As thus amended, the resolution was adopted.
And then
On motion of Mr.. ELLIS, the House adjourned to
half past nine O'Clock to morrow morning,
CoRRECTION.-The names of two of the members
of the Committee on Internal improvements were
transposed in yesterdays report, They stand as
follows:
On Iaterndl improvements Cummins,
Hill, Rodgers. Kennedy Ellis, Easily, Pane, Martin,
Of bcMinn. Willard, and Lea.
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mIsSIssIPPIANs IN THE FIGHT
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octQi9ts " -'
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LATE USrTED STATES MINISTER AT oOxsTArT1zOr1z.

1.-THE entire profits Of al sales be devoted 70 Re
relief OF the sick and wounded soldiers Confederate army
under the direction and special charge Of s IL dies sOdsrs
Relief Society Of Tennessee"
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LAWS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
BY Authority.

40 71
Resolution, to provide TrooPsin The Geld With bread and fresh
provisions
Resolved By the congress Of the Confederate states Of America,
That Tie seetry War be- and be s hereby, directed 70 fur
b 10 h 81 chr troops the asd desire IT, upon Tegusi-
ton aIe and Whenever practicable il lieu Of the usual
OF our an equvOeDt Of we'll baked brad and 70 this end be
sbore 10 establish bakeries 10 51ch numbers and meh
points as may be nscesa 10 make contracts Tor the supply
Of snch bread -
70 an m OPS whenever the can be r3Edsl 81 BE
cost ard Charges 10 the Government
Approved August 81, lsbl
mo e89l
R,Sartioaa in respect accounts u the congFfsE
Resolved BY the Of the Conieae states Of America,
That the against hs congress- based on aDbenE within
ne Estimates OF secretary for The expenses payae out
fund Of the congress- a be paid out q said fund
WAsre such estimates marked Approved, By TIE ehnAn
~ t comss on accounts aud where aid secretary esfes
h. Accounts founded thereon 70 be Just snd
Resolved, farther That acooun sgainSt he eOngrsss aP
proved b. said committee asco1nt Be paid Of said con-
tiBgsnt fund
approves August 81, 1861
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FURTHER PROM PENSACOLA.
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Miss TAILOR will make her last appearance, this
evening, at the Nashville Theatre, or any stage, IN
the character of Pauline in the Lady of Lyons.
Her brief career the stage has developed genius
of high order, and tho numerous friends she has
won will witness her farewell to the stage with
deep regret. May she make more warm admirinR
friends IN other spheres.
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FoR RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings Apply at this
O1ce. dec39-f
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GeneFOI Orders...NO. SO.
Fort henry, TENNESSEE RIVER,
October 6, 1861.
AsTing reserved marching orders, all absent offs
eels aud men belonging to the 10th Regiment are
dire cted to join the Regiment Immediately. By or
der of A. HERMAN, Col Commanding.
". L. MCCoEN1co, Adiutant,
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Releases Cheaper than Bacon atS Cents.
RR BBLB Superior Sugar Refinery Molaases; Jna ~
OND ceived and for sale b. PAYNE, JAMES 4 CO.
Nashville. October 4 6I-d3r
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WANTED


N0 exchange twenty two Of Woodland In tAe vicinity
4 Of NaShVillls for city property Negroes Apply 70
E.R. Ray.
ID nanifaI
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FUNERAL NOrECE

The friends and acqusntAn Is Of Mrs. RLIzApKTH A
AcHADs are invited to attend the funeral Of her only dausbtr
JAMES IDA this morning 10 O'Clock at the House Indu
try. Divine sI'i,sIby Rev. VIZ. RED,
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ENHE eopArnsFshp heretofore existing between TIA vpdy
signed, under the firm Of TaOa PsOs, sP.RRY & Co.
Il this day dissolved b. mutual John n sperTy and
Heary Sprry retiring from the firm. The business vii 5s con-
inasd By Mr. Robt. Thompson under the firm Iye Of RosT
TEoAPsoE Co. who will pay ali claims against the old am
and Is alone authorized to the 6Tn liquidaou
R0BT. TH0MPsON.
JOHN y. SPBRRY.
HENRY gPERRY.