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The weekly Butte record., 1861-05-18

An extraordinary elopement was developed
at Cincinnati, recently. A stern father hav
ing forbidden his handsome daughter to enter
tain her lovers addresses, she left the house in
tie morning. and was married. Soon after
wards gentleman took passage for Memphis
for himself and negro servant, and arrived just
as the steamer was about sailing negress
at once set to work to darn a coarse woolen
stocking, in which she was engaged, when ac-
companied by policeman, the unsuspectlng
father passed her after the steamer got under
way. From the ladies' state room beautiful
wife emerged, beamiDg with joyous hope, and
elegantly dressed Burnt cork and darning
needles are great institutions.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-05-18

MEN look at the faults of others with tel
escope-at their OVID with the same instrument
reversed, or not at all.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-05-18
0dseflp 8uttt Attoro
PUBLISHED EVERY
SATURDAY MORNING

Office on Bird street between Myers and
Iluntoon SITS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03

MONDAY EFENINd, sept z, 1871.
Ths following sales Of Tennessee Bends in New
York were reported at the second board On the
21th ult; $4,000 at Age, snd $4,000 at 425e,
sno ~ the first board en- the 18Th s.. goo at &c,
Sl6,O0O st 42ie, and IS 900 at 42sc.
We regret to learn that parties have already en-
gs9sd IN eonnterfeiting the Treasury Notes Of the
oOnfea7rate Governments issue The Bank Of the
City Of Petersburg, Va, detected on the 29th ut,
countsrfsis Of tho determination Of five dollars.
Ths Petersburg Express says Of the spurious note
In She counterfeil biz the following stipuIstious
ars leSG out OF the hodge The no1e bat ne sIovs
and beloy on the bordeT eReeeival,le r. bssrlsst
Of ~ eutieS exsep export duties aIsi .i6Istle
y C0nieoefaas states sLoeks bearing eight per cent
interest" The counterfeit has no viQpette. wbiIe
the genuine bill has centre yiquett- eomnrise5
of fenSle With pole and liberty can and EAGLE
on the left OF the female and on the left end 81 fa
bill the figure Of sailor. The Hurnbsrino. ~ an
ing up in the eounterfeit very Indifferent The
notes should be well scanned before received "A
doubtless the whole Of the denominations iss1led bv
the Confederate Government have been counter
feited, and are now N circulation The counter
feits are signed IS. Sumerson, Register the "fors
being omitted, and "a /, Ressofs TreasuFer,1 tue
"fOr" also omitted here. They plrp0rt to have
been Autographed BY J. Manouvrisr, New Orleans.
The genuine were Autographed by Hoyer kI1udwig.
Richmond.
The work Of the lithographer- in the counterfeit
bill is decidedly betteI than that Of the genuine,
CT banking institutions. We anxious 70 caution
the public in regard to the reception Of this issue.
IS, under the present condition Of things this cir
culation must, to great extent supercede the
regular bank circulation throughout the G0aiede-
rate States.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPBNsARY


EA<S1S0 DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for thel
kk@ETs9 four years Of louisville Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention the treatment Of private diseases over
thirty yerrs aers himself having attended practice
many years. cared many thousands he is euSbed
all diseases Of private na1re matter how bal they may
from niudcious medical treatment from neglect own
Dr. Kings Dispenssry No. % Deadck street. between Cherry
and the Square, he all diseases Of private nature
cNoEEE without naueoCs medicine issrferencs
from business ----- -
days By an operation which psin Where structure
exist heatca9ne be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermHss the constitution SC much.
sVPHILIs, with diseases ofthe skin growing out
Iec or bad treatment be eeczAy cared in few days
gEhE4 ENRss particular attention having given to
this disease all the consequences greWny out it, brought
on in msnJ cases BY the destructive habits OF uconsdsrate
Youths excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine hs consttuon rendering the Subject
ntor business socety, and causing prematureold
Females whe may BE Iaborng with any dculy OF The Womb
cay rest assured Of immediate relief. -
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed DR. King, No o, Deadrck street,
Nashville Tenn will the necessary medicine to their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed Oos
hours O'Clock in the morning until the evening
may23. 1S59-d&vly
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Tne Psiaoned chaIIce commended to
Their Oxrr, Tins

The following incident is an example of that fer
mentaticn of public sentiment which is destined to
result in a tremendous revolution, and the utter
crushing out of the Abolition authors of the war:
ASSAULT UPON Hon J. p BALE.-On Saturday after
nnOn upon the arrival of Hon. John P. Hale at the
depot in Dover, N H., (he place CT his residence
nan, apparently intoxicated. to whom an acq1aint
snce hsdpointed out Mr. Hale as an "Aboitionist, /"
stepped up to Mr.. Hale and with the remark, "You
are Of the men who hare brought all this trou.
bic upon us,'' struck him in the face, knocking of
his hat Mr.. Hale seeing the condition of the man.
replied, 'Get cut Of my way, when the drunken
fellow strack him again. Mr.. Hale did rot return
the Blow, but walked quietly away. The depot
master and others nterfered to prevent any further
assault. The attack dId not appear to be premedi.
tsted, and the affair was over in few minutes.--
Boston Traveller, Aug. 29. ~ -
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By I'ELIEGR-APH.
ImPORTANT FROm RICHMOND.
- rRETALIATORT BILL PAssEB.
.3t8 ETaa88 ESG ga u ~
Special Dspatch to me NASHVILLE Union and American.

Special Dispatch to the Nashville Union and American
RIcHxoxD, Sept. IA retalatory law has bee,
passed by Congress and approved BY the President
1t is retrospective In its operation to the 2Ist o.
May, and sequesters all the property owned by alien
enemies in the Confederate States, except Stocks
Confederate and State. Is difsFs- from a conAsca-
ton bin only in holding the property of alien enc.
mics for particular ends subject to claims for in
demnity and the future disposition Of the Govern
ment
Isis estimated By members OF Congress hat
property of the value Of $500 900 wiz be sub
jeet to the provisions of this bill, S5OO0OOO0 Of
which is in New Orleans alone.
1t is made the duty Of every eitszsn to give nfor-
nation. Agents controlling alien enemies property
failing to give information, shall be punished by
fine of IS 600 and imprisonment six months.
Each Confederate Judge is authorised to appoint
arecsiverfor each section Of his district.
The President is authorized to appoint Commits
siOners to hold a court at the seat Of GoTer4nent
to hear and sdjudge claims under this get.
Congress has adopted resolution providing for
furnishing the troops with fresh bread and provis~
ions. An act was also passed allowing ratiOns to
Chaplains. sEosf % ~ vlsfEssE9T1
Col DANIEL RUGGLEs has been promoted Brig
adier,General, and assigned duty toIat Pensacola.
ALBERT PIKE has been appoiated Brigsdier- Gen
eral
Colin MeRae, member of Congress from Alabama,
and author Of the tariff act is spoken Of as Com
missioner to Europe to make commercial treaties.
Gen. Beauregard's official reportof the Battle of
Bull Run, on the 18th of July, is published. It lis
model in style, clear forcibls, elegant eomprehen
sive.E-5Lz 3 rt&
No rews from the Army of the Potomac.
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We refer to the advertisement of Maj. GEo.
W. RAINS Iof the Ordnance and Artillery Corps,
Confederate States Army, for the information of
those who can supply willow wood to the service,
to be delivered in this city. Maj. RAINS has estab
lished in this city laboratory for the preparation
of the materials for gun powder and their cOmbi-
nation, preparatory to stamping at the mills.
BE intends to manufacture powder on the extern
sive scale needed for the service.
Persons who can furnish willow wood will not
only find it profitable but WILL at the same time, be
diseharging patriotic duty.
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Attention Volunteers.


Those who, wish to join well organized company
would do well to report themselves immediately to
Captain A. j. AoWHIRTER, of the Edgefeld Rifles,
Tenn, 18Th regiment volunteers, at Camp TrOusdae.
None but those in good health and at least FIVE
feet eight inches high need apply. 49, = >--'- :. 1
Those belonging to the command will report
themselves Immediately for duty. sug3O-d1w'
There are now three grand theatres of war--
Eastern Virginia, Western Virginia, and Missouri
from all of which we may expect to hear ere Iong
of stirring. scenes. Butwe have an abiding faith
in the vaor Of our troops, and feel confident that
whenever the opportunity IS afforded them they
will repeat de glOrious deeds of Bethel Manassas
and Springfield. Let Us wait hopefully for the re-
suits Of their struggles. In the meantime, secure
yourself against loss by FIRE at the well known
Southern Insurance Agency of W. ]. MARI, No. Is
College street. aus25 If
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In Chaacery at LaTayetIe--June Rules
1851

~ ooDALL and Andrews Richard Wright and ohers-
M On motion it appearing 10 the CLERK and Master, that
Richard Wright Of the deeBdSEts in this cause. non
resident Of the State Of Teees that tie may process
this served him Is therere erderi
BY das.er said Court tn Puhcton zs
the Union and American fer four successive requiring
said Richard Wright tn appear a the hou-e the
Of Lafayette in county Of Macon and State Of Teznes
see the 'st Friday after Cd Monias in august then
thereto plead, dsmur Complain 10 de-
fault thereof, said bill will be taken fer confessed and for
ksaTing exparts As 70 him. This June, 1861.
Ely@. wlspr'sfes JOHN CLAIBORNE OAK.
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TO the Ladies OF NashvIIIe.

The ladies of Nashville made donations last week
Of about two hundred and fifty blankets, seconds
hand It true, but of far better quality than those
provided by the Government. All these we obtain
ed from about eighty families, taking them as they
stand upon the sheets. THIS is liberality indeed
VIII the families of the city and county taot yet
visited by the ageRt) look up all the blankets they
can possibly spare and send to my house, % Sum
meF street. this week 2 -z55i- rz-.-y1A lll zt--
We want the name of each donor and value Of each
donation which can be sent on ticket or card. We
make this request first because these blankets are
needed nO'O, and cannot be procured elsewhere in
time second, because we are anxious to visit the
country to procure wooilen socks or yarn for ma
king them. These are quite IS important as the
blankets, and must Gene chiefly from the country.
five had yarn, we could have from one to two hun,
bred pairs of socks knit every day, frseot charge,
until the present need is supplied p ar ~ =
Our country friends will please send us botl, yarn
and cocks as early possible, and we viii soon
assHre. our soldiers that they are remembered and
appreciated at home. e t,--. 49,
Send to No. % South Summer street.
~ yoHS P. CAMPBELL, ASST CONS @. s. A. l-
September I'd, 1861. g rla7E 7ss 57s
We are au horzei to atLoupce JOHN MccLARIE, Of sum
eOs candidate Assistant CLERK Of tie Senate
Ee-3-te .ta FaE-Esss4
We are authorized announce A. wARRBN.a candidate
Councilman in the Third Ward at the ensuiag municipal
election ----3s -s---e- SOC sep3.tet g.
We are astha-z.a to announce ESQ W DARpEx as can
ddste or reelection Councilman from the Third Ward.
fep3 Re
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trust under the protecting guidance Of kind Prov,
idence nerve my afnl to the discharge Of the lu M
BE part to which may be summoned to perform.
or the sincerity ST my heart l believe that man
was never engaged ia a more just and holy cause
than the one which has called our people to the de-
fence of their homes their families and their IRE
sides. and thaftbe Supreme Ruler Of the earth viii
continue to manifest His towards us, hitherto
50 remar ksble.
with this full conviction, 80 forward TO the
DISCHARGE of a solemn and imperative duty.
aAccept, gentlemen, my sincere thanks, and per
nit me to add in behalf Of the brave and true men
under my command IL whose hands your psnner
VIII be placed, that feel Authorized to say, you
VIII never have cause to regret the confidence you
have shown m their 'vRl0r and patriotism.
RESIGNATION OF Dr.. 5IDBs
The .Riehmend DisDaick of the 3Ist nit, says /:
1--WE regret to learn that IN consequence OF liies9'
thai eminent physician and accomplished genteman
DR. r. W. Gibbs, of South Saroilns, mas Tsss as1
tha nosition of Inspector Of Hospitals, which he
has filled with such distinguished ability and eff
cheney" as 60 hsehgsH1E8 gu sr8a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03

ST JOSEPH, Sept. lilo mounted Missourians
paraded the town and captured two Federal re
cruiting officers - - .
California dates Of the "a say the steamer Un>
Gle Sam takes out million gold. E-
JEFFERSON CRY, No. Sept. IA company Of Fed
eral Cavalry surrounded Georgetown and took
MagOfin and several other prisoners.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03

We are indebted to ]. A. MCCLURE for a eopyof
" We're all in arms in Dirie," new song, the words
by RANDALL N. WEBER, the music by DIR. o. BECKER,
arranged for the Piano. Every true Southern lady
will doubtless have copy.
We are also pleased to call attention to the card
of Prof. 0. BECKER. in another column. .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03

We are auth srfssd 70 announce N. c6WARDIN e.nd
date Assistant Door Keeper Of the House Of Representatives
Of Fennessee Legislature 49, sng5s -te
We are ahthorzsd to ". P FARNER, Of someF
sentatiyes. aus2l-ts
We are authorized 10 annsrnce FRANC n PAUL. fate As
slant Clerk Of the Senate candidate for Principal ok
Of The Senate Of Tennessee. augIS-n
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1- CO MNVNICA4I0M aT
CILRKsrn1E- Sem. 2 1sGl

:. - = CLARKsvH1E, Sept. 2 1851.
MEssRs. EDifoRs: We wish to call the attention of
those interested to the fact that we now get our
Nashville mail by the evening train, when we want
it by the morning train. Il comes worse now than
it did under the old stage arrangement. We want
news early. and we hope you will help us to get
this thing changed to the morning train. Send on
TO Richmond and beg Postmaster General Reagan to
have it done right away. We shall hope it can and
will be done, and -WIh, as lawyers say, ever pray
&c. One HUNDRED CLARKsYILIAHs.,r =,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03

WHsHIxGrOS, Sept Among the papers cap.
tured at Hatteras was one from the late Consul at
Rio De Janerio, giving q description of -essels
leaving or to leave with cargOes. Six of these
vessels have been captured BY privateers. The
Harriet LaDe got ashore at Pstteras and threw
over her guns and coal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03
.-lUHEROKFE CTTRr1

VII 1T . IL . y tJAAHl u
An Safdlise care for Seminal Weakness, Nocs
IIru2l EGlntssiOEss ARp0tss6l, Loss Of Power
PGtHs n tie Back, &eaI n ne Bladder, 06ssrEoSd
and Difficult -AsnssTudsi07, and al Diseases cdused
cv 6eyiGting Jroa he PGEb Of NatESS AID iR6wsgiag
By the use Of this Care all Improper discharges rscv
ed the Weakened organs OF generation are speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage should soznd
mind and body necessary promote connuba happiness
In the "oaerokee Cure the poor debaed worn down and
Departing devotee Of sensual pleasure will find relief
1t safe and pleasant in taste acon con
tanning mineral poison prepared pure vegetable
extracts, IN lie form Of delicious syrup.
prce 81 per Bottle three hotties for e. and and forwarded
By express TO all parts OF the world = -a
Sold b. all respectable Druggists everywhere $3.50
POTTER MERKIN. Proprietors Memphis Tenn
Sold IN Nashville BY Ewing Pendeton Berry DsnoViIIs
G. W. HsnderSnott, and BY Druggists everywhere.
ect2S-dtRsEvIy ~ =. ---. ... -.
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From wheeling,

WHEELING, Sept There is great excitement
here tonight caused by dispatch from Fairmount
which reports that the SecessiCnists IN the back
counties are rising and marching on the town to
burn it and tear up the railroad. The rising is sup
posed 10 be in concert with soma movement Of Gen
Lee.
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From Canada.

MoSTREALs Sept 2--Tbe steamer North Amer
lea has arrived from Liverpool.
Cotton sales of three days, so 900 bales. closing
firm at an advance of I. Consols 9I149Il. Sales
Friday. 200 bales Fair Orleans 81.
The rupture between Austria and Hungary is re-
garded as complete. sfsry-
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3 from tie Army Of the Potomac.


LOUISVILLE, Sept, 2. There is nothing in the East
ern reports but Qualification upon the Hatteras
Butler says Hatteras light may again send forth
its rays to the storm beaten mariners.
A new Department is to be created for Butler.
Packages Of the Louisville Courier for South Of
the line were returned to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03
I SECOND 1HTnUNTAEN ypECT1TFNT.

IL volunteer copasies dessus OF en- ng the service Of
the state for Twelve months VIII proceed forthwith to
Osup zooner near LYrgon, ovsrtoa county Tennessee
Henry A asnt General Of tie State, until second Res
mt compete But three comp nies this date have been
mustered into frsice for organzati sad
Hr ts cempAniel II be mnstere1 In they press them
feives to s officer for that purpose received
eecn company mutt BE- compose Of sventy eight able bed ed
nsn who must be passed by the acting
NO guns required, there
ties r N which llie canpAries shall Tents camp equip
age Uniforms &C have ssady been fl nsshea a sad camp
for sad Re es Prem the foregoing IN the formation
OF said regiment, no deViatioa viii Be made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03
CITY NOTICES,
COOPER AGE,
To ali those wanting Flour Barrels,
whisky Barrels, Kegs and
Bacon Casks,

-~ ss Bacon Casks, nE
And all kinds Of GOOPER'S WORK, can obtain it
by apply to US at our Cooper's Shop, No. % McLe-
more stgeet, between Cedar and Church street. We
have also on hand large lot OF POPLAR SHIN
GILES for sale.
We can also furnish one thousand Flour Barrels
and Whisky Barrels at Normandy, on the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad.
: All letters addressed to US to Nashville, Tennnes-
see J. 81 W. o. DIVER.
aug3 6I.
HONE MADE FURNITURE The undersign would
call attention of the public that he continues to keep
at his old stand No 80 market street. large quaint
ty Of ready made Furniture of the best workman
ship and quality He also makes all kinds of work
to order. He is prepared to mend and Yarnish all
kinds of old furnish. &c.
An work dene by him is warranted to give salts
faction p. TAHB1E.
dim
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03

WEsHNGToS, Sept. 2-The Pod says the piekets
are closing. Many exciting rumors are in circuls-
ton. Some say the GonfederHtes have crossed at
Aqua Greek. -'f,1 800
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ANOTHER G1VKLRY BATTALION -0RGANzEB--Ihe
first battalion of East Tennesses Cavalry a'as or
gained yesterday, being the fourth battalion or
ganized at Camp Cummings. B. N. Brammer Was
elected Lieutenant Colonel, and John II. Bridgman
Major. We have now IN the field four Of the ffEest
cavalry battalions that the Confederate army can
boast Of; and when it is necessary East Tennessee
easily furnish four batt2lions Of the same
sort.-K1Ozvals Register, dug. 81. .-...--
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03

SAINT CEorLIAs' FENALE AoADE,T, MOUkF YEESOS,
NEAR NAsHTnLE.-Tbis institution, under the
charge of the Sisters of the Order Of St Dominic,
will commence ihs third session on Monday, Sep
tember I'd. For terms or further particulars sp-
ply to the Lady Superioress at the institution.
aug25-d7t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDE

KNRoM and after this date until further nstcs the War
CLAUSE will be inserted in all Open Foieisz by the
Marine and Re Insurance Company and the Nash
wills Commercial Insurance. CoEPsny
A. ". BUTLFR,
Secretary Tenn. MsI. and Fire Insurance co.
-- JAMES WALKER
I'D. sse-stsrF Ooumsrrtsl insurance. Company.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03

THE TARlFP.-=Singls copies Of the USIoS AND AHER
IcAN containing the Tariff of the Confederate States
can be obtained at this Office. --.
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NEw YoEK, September 2-The Surveyor seized
2S vessels owned in whole or part by Southerners
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A CAHp-The exercises of the Columbia Femaie
Institute, will be resumed on the First Monday in
September next. WILLIAM Fl. HARDEN,
August H. 1861. ~ s5 Principal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03

Nesss Clark Gregory oOi-GentE purchased two bottles
Of yeur AmbroEal o which has given &c tire satisfaction
Collie, Toos1ache snd Headache.
oyru'fen' Tenn o. GEORGE STEWART.
Messrs CLARK, Gragory 90 Nashville, Tenn Geneeni Il
gives me pleasure to tell that your Ambross on has given
ne great relief, and than the Of any
other medicine
have used one bottle aad half Of your Ambrosa Oil,
and from the ease it has given me ny Rheumatic suffering
would net be without ether bottle ard one any Is
provided could not get an more Respectfully,
- .-- ". g. PURSLEY.
q knggold, Ga, Sept Sd, 1852 - spll-dAE2E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03

We are suiharfzsd to announce JOHN J. McOAEE ss
caadidae for Councilman In the 9Th ward $3.50 aag2l-e.
We are an horssd to ann-uuee DR. B. ". HALL esnd-
Asts fer Couneiimzn IN the 5th ward auE2e ID
We are an hcrfEed to anDoancs Dr. = T. FORBES IS can
zfe 10 represent the Sd Ward IN the Common CouEe
OF NashVille- In The ensuing municipal election suG5
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UNlON. AID AGEERICAN RUsENRss
q NOTICES.
40 na1a.Ea aMT

r sayaell your rags cotton, FAX, hemp, d. and
send them to market, where you can realize three
tents pound. 0@ i ~
lss The setth wears. st more such goods than two
such oFfhsand yet the North saves double the guam
ity of rags for making paper. Let this he changed
thereafter. Save the rags to make paper, and there
h. 49, ~. - ~. -.
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TIE PUBtIc ACrs.-The acts of the two Extra
Sessions Of the Legislature can be procured by
applying at this Office. --4g --.-- --e
2 August I3-t. -- .--- - $3.50 49, 49,
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From 0uIuey, III
From .IiGsouri.

QUNCT, H., Sept. There Is great excitement
souri,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-03

FoR RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union ard American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. dec29 If %
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THG oAPTURE OF FoRE HATTEEASI