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The Presby.erIan General AssembIy.

The frSt session Of the General Assembly in tn.
Confederate SPIES commenced yesterday, as clever
o'clock A. n, At the Frat Presbyterian Church il
this city. There is = large attendance; and the
proceedings Of the Assembly will be Of cOnsid
cradle interest TO the denomination which they
represent
Rev DR.. Waddel nominated Rev Francis nc,
RArlsnd, Of the Synod Of Virginia, Presbytery Of
Lexington, ~ Moderator, which nomination was
approved by 2cclsmstion.
The presisiDg officer elect, on taking his seat
made few appropriate remarks; at the close OF
which he invited Rev DR.. Palmer, of New Orleans
to preach the opening sermon.
The invitation was accepted and the Rev gentle
man delivered eloquent and imprsSEiVe sermon
which WA GStsnsd 80 with attention and gratinea>
tion by she large congregation present.
After acme ntSNF appropriate religious exercises
the AEIeIobly adj burned Hdtil the afternoon, when
the business Of Lhe session vas resumed.
The Assembly will b in session here for several
dayS.-A&gaSiS CeRstihGsiOHakst, bA ina.
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Those dssiroUs Of purchasing fns reHidsneS
Assr the sity--will attend the sale Of A. T. POM
lands, II the Court House. As IL o'clock sR SAtIT-
day ths 9Th also will be IOld acme heavily tina
bered lands lit acres) tvs hnS building lots Of
seven or eight acres each There lands are On the
Nurfreesboro Turnpike Road, two miles and = half
out, and no cash required. Is
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bYHKRHYHe FROM BLUETTuE We have been IA
vored with . COPY Of private letter, dated NV
SO from an ohlcer At Button, from which We take
the following extract:
Since Ihs Bulls Island affair the enemy is keep.
ing very quiet Not one Of his boats has been seen
and have reason 80 believe that his pickets have
been drawn in. The Yankees have an exaggerated
IDEA OF the force We have AZ tNis point Some of
them told - the other day, thst 500 Of our men
had landed on the Island asl came near capturing
Col BY and about IS men, who had left tie IalR0d
ABOUT Swo hours before our forces landed. The
fact WAS that We had only forty men on that oc
caIion.
I'VE are making plAus 10 bag some of the Y an
kee picksta "-Cia1rI0ssOR Asrsary, Dee 4.
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PInEEzAnsE - A BATEIH.-We understAad that
banner will be presented to Col J HnL Rsgi-
neHt Of Mountain RifsmSR at Bowling Green on
the 18th iESI BY the ladies Of EcNinnviIle Tenn,
through Miss MA SnLETF. Speeches will be inside
on the sscsSion By Gems. BEAcTNRIDsE and HnB-
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Renewal
Our sfzee hiss been thA daV removed 10 FCons
over PiGateFs' Bank
Z Il. Bkrcf c.,
Beef and Pork Packers for Government.
&eeI.lR. ar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

The Legislature has assumed the payment Of Ala
bAnA's quota Of the Confederate tax-the banks
loaniDg the State the money and taking the ten
bond.
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HoSROE COUNTY which already has 30
many volunteers in the field, has, learn another
company about full and ready to be mustered in
athens Post, Dec 6.
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Cot JAKA kuLsE OF HAWEnS.-H every South
era Risas uhA IL Fat fsunSsses, would but imi
sass the Eost example. sst by that upf nchng
JsrksY fFsm Beech creek" COL Jake Miller OF
Ha kinI county, Eat Tennessee would not be i">
tested BY tories. When she miscreants recently
made = stand on Chimney Top" he promptly
gathered up a company Of ore hundred and thirty
'jsrkers from Beech creek" sll armed and equip
ped as the law directs. and having marched Ihsm
that locality, rendered bis services TO the militia
ry commandsne. They did efficient service on
shat OCCASION and rscsIved the thanks of the Com
handing officer Colonel Miller Is setting things all
right his section, and long disloyal murmer
will not he heard IA hiI "SaLiwick.h-KnosTiR
RssEst7; 1sG o,
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Yor u. N..Arill. U,I,1 ana Aaw...,.

DAcAhBHR 2, 1851
HssErI. HDRoEs Ny mission 70 Nashville nd
elsewhere, ia TO solicit aid in furnishing winter To-
thing for Col. CEURCHwELLs 4th Tenn Regime It,
which has been stationed at Cumberland Gap for
two months in building the fortihcations Of that
place, and viii pr obIbly winter in that bleak nd
dreary mountain gorge. Oar soldiers h.E
20 stand sentinel in large numbers on
those rough rocks, and in the deep cold
coVeE. Fires cannot be allowed at night for the
guards for fear of the fatal Ere Of the stealhy foe
The soldiers often go on scouting and diminishing
expeditions and that rug ged region il so excessively
cold that large amount of clothing is necesE .ry.
We have the "AckIin Rihea" and 'Ensly Guards -
from Nashville, and other companies from Middle
Tennessee, who are needing aid. Any articles, such
Is oTercoats, comforts. b.: will be gratefully re-
ceiVed and highly appreciated BY our gsllanI sold
ieRs. know your citizens have contributed large
ly for the sick suffering soldiers and deserve great
praise for THAR kin ness and bsnevolencs. There.
fore appeal to them for aid, with the admonition
Be not weary in well doing" and the assurance
that they will coLtinue to give long they have
the means.
Our soldiers must suffer unless luppIisd with
winter clothing Who will respond to the call
1oF A1d. VINO VIII RlkQQen tne neSrb and nerve
the soldiers arm By giving the articles need,
ed: The Dixie Daughters OF Como, Mics, have
responded nO6y The mothers Of Memphis are
cheering oar hearts by contributions. What will
Nashville do? Mrs. FsLCn POKYEB, Mrs. VIZ
Coorsk and ars B v. NCGAVoCK have oar thanks
for kindness and assurance Of assistance will be
in NaIhVils about the 5th and 6.h inst Articles
may be left with ars. PORYER, CooPaa or EoGAVocK
at the Methodist Publishing House. Al of which
will be duly acknowledged and highly appreciated.
S. 4. CHEKET, Chaplain
Ckurchwel's 9Th Tennessee Regt, c. S. A.
OVa EoRoss IL IEH BLTgLE 81 LHnBTks-OvT1,
cgAL-The Richmond Fhis, ths authority Of
Lieutenant Col JENEIBaH, who commanded en- the
field gives the following the numbers Of the Con-
federsts forces engaged il the battle Of Leessurg
Cavalry, 10; Eighth Virgins Regiment, SIS; ISih
Mississippi 500; 18th Mississippi, 500; ISsh NissiI>
sippi, Zone company tO-making in all sos The
loss of the enemy wss 200 killed; 500 wounded !;
800 drowned; 6s2 privates and q officers prisoners
making in all I7I6! These figures show thas the
enemy had larger force put hOrs ds combat than
the whole number Of the COafsdsrats FoePS en-
gagged
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heading waiter Q. Every Paxe,
Tennessee LEassLATUnp.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, DEosNBsR 7, 1861.
The Senate met at nine o'clock, Mr.. Speaker
CHEATHAM presiding.
There being no quorum, the Senate took recess
70 ten O'Clock, at which hour, there Still being
quorum, the Senate adjourned sin ten O'Clock on
Monday.
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The following petitions we're Presented :,

1ne ofEAhEh pro lem called tpe House TO orde
The following petitions were presented:
By Mr.. Easily: From sundry citizens Of Hiek
man county, praying the appointment Of a conmiy
1ioner to remark what IL knsWn a. the nallitGr,
line"
By Mr.. OSBORNE: From sundry eit:z.ns O
Asury county, prsyin that no law be passed I
postpone ths collection of debts
THE MILITIA
The House resumed the consideration of the m
finished businets, being House bill No 81 to aman,
the militia laws OF the State. After various EFFORT
70 amend the BILL it WsS rejected, undsr the o era
0on Oh thS previous question. yea, 2S, noes rs
SENATE AHEEDxrlT
Senate Amendments to ths House bill No IS =,
increase me Jurisdiction OF guOrEm courts, yTai
eoncurred in.
HouEE BILLS oET1lkB aaIpms.
The following House bills were read third tim.
and disposed of a. indicated.
No IL For the relief of revenue collectors Pass
ed, ayes 50. noes Is
No; $50 protect the public against the oEsnse
OF allowing licensed gates ACROSS highways to get
out Of repair. Passed, ayes Al noes l.
NO 500 relieve Com n. Y. EsTry. Passed,
No $50 establish election precincts ia EcYsi.
~ county. Passed.
No. 59-To increase the pay OF jiiIors.
Ga motion OF Mr.. CUMAINS, the bill was go
SHeHuSu DC W A1 the pay n slxty cents per day.
moss I6.
On motion Of Mr.. EASILY, the vote pa ssiaE the
bill was reCoasidered.
The bill was then amended IS to tx the pay
At ntty cents, and by striking out the proviIion
requiring county courts 10 pay for the necessary
bedding
A thus amended, the bill uaI psI.sd, ayes 46,
noes 5.
No. 7I-TO regulate tax Ialeu. Passed, ayes 50,
no l.
No ITO amend tbs act of July l, 1881, chap
tar s.. Passed ayes So mol.
30. $40 meet the deficiencies in the reYenus
Of montgomery county. Passed. ayes IS, noes 7.
No. SI-Tc incorporate the Eoiton Conferences
ct the hethodHt Episcopal Church Passed, ayes
-, ne l.
Ne. $50 amend the tobacco Inspection laws
Passed, ayes -, no l.
No 6s-To amend the chEPtsr of fRe Rank Of
FARMLAND Passed
wv
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Ispsrraat uo raxPaysrs.

CoLLRCFoE OFrcz,
ELsGVnLB Dec. GIh, 1851.
Tbs taxpayers Of the city Of Nashville are mott
fed that the tax for 1881 fer the benefit Of the
NsAhvilS L Northwsstern Rail Read. has been
levied by the City Council ssd the books placed in
ny ohRce, where payment may DO made.
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TFyFR sARPRRIxks u vUsE sOr ssufessuasy. ApYs -
- E.N REgoH e.,
RevNR 5sE2nEat AgszI.
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THIS IKsU KAECE OFFICE


TH Rs ms y = 3 . II &c
w. J. NkRR,
DEPOSITS de sswaaee HsuEs, e. College street /
the place to obtain Insurance n Of the oldSs
and NEST reliable Southern Companies novio-A
One hundred thouaand hoop psIss wanted for tht
Confederate COepsry.
nsviTdIw EN- BaVcz / Co.
Wanted issmsdiatsIy, 1s.ses suahsls corn, asliV
cred at rass track, Or Gt ear pork house, 70 feed
Government cattle asd hogs Afor which We vii
pGy ths highest market prizes in cash
l. 4. BRTCa Co., Agents O. 8. A
Government ROtIee."
EETH havs this d bsss appSsrSs age to q asd fer tn
w snISds Az tAISI Of ADGisa Tor he PurshAarg sst
packing HCgs and cHus IN a't o. e and CrkIyl- sisrs
dsnOs Of all PArS ViHE sAt ana AoII sell and -
rSaS' With eur authorised agn1 sash H1d ever county
EasAvIs Nov.s, r..Aa Agents Q. 5. A.
shSes fer salO.
1889 pair nsAa asserted BrogAnS By J. ".
WAKp Co.
Purchasers viii please slll and examine them At
Evans 4 c. Oct II 1851. dtf
Fer Rent
NioHToREAs LB DvsisT HSass With sut buHdiAES, lee
~ AOGIs ANd isslVs Of lad adjoining S Fair Ground
ASo . snail dUsluaFol EuriTsssbors RursDRs Wiz EHdsa.
Rent slS - de SAAI J.kikKAAH.
Tender LOins, Apsre-Hibs. Back
Bones Aad EausaEs Meat.
DEksnEs dsriAs EsE aad Sect oKal Be Iuyplst At
The Posing EsnOs Of BTNoA a 60.
-
wan ed lIamcd1aIeIy,
EEdRo vAO rs sSod csok, to 81 ts tie army Al
n sewing Green
k.Suirs q ss Esrsk Maakst street, Eashvil:s sSan
nSY5O-H
Fer sale. Reut or Exchange
SNLLL Earn, three rils FROM he Vy en- Lebanon Tur
pike, eSutsiarg eighty Of GsoS Aud wall suits5 Or
Daily Gardening P0IpssSEha set IN CioTsr and eth
orchard 90 APPJ n ". Csm sEsS EaIbVilis ana
ChsHaaSsra Raiifsss Dspst. Ao.al-As
Houss 70 Wssi Garasrs and sPIEHSrs.
z WISE 70 ENPLI GOOD WOOL oAEpsE. AlHs,
L nan that is EsOa Hssl spinner. Adirsss
nsv % ~ GalIiln, TnntEee.
she Present Past and FIiure.
y ORATOR delivered ~ Oolonsl ". n. JlLBe, EsSA
n Vile, OeEOber lRh, lseL Prlcs - s'aai - NALL .
A Lbsral ds6uctisn male to the trsds
nov p dim GRIEF HAGAa'
GUNNY Gags.
40 0AO sSo0.D HAND TeUa 1UsEEI Gum
TsrIhH GEE BUCHANAN,
Esvunbsr q u, In RsRPhit, xsHs.
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EAEnuLLz TsEITsE I've were panied to learn
that ths worthy manager Of the above named ss.
Enlistment WAS so severely indHpOsed during The
latter part of the past week to be unable to per
form his professional duties. Our regrets were
shared by the community generally, for not oaly is
Er. KspBLE admired as an actor, but he is equally
esteemed for lis social aad gentleuSnIy
g2alitss. The gentleman has done much for the
drama in Nashville, AID il is entirely owing to his
SIertons that our city boast the possession of
the only Efficient stock company now in the South
ern Confelerscy. We trusI that he will be sufa
GENTLY recovered in 3 few days to resume his Ia
horS. Daring his unavoidable absence from the
Stags, his stock company will present 9 series Of
comedies and dranss which have been in pre-
pAraGsR for some time past, and We have NO
doIbt that thsy will meet with that degree
Of PAksRass Vhieh taS OiE-SHs Of Nashville al
ways bs.toW upon TIE deserving. Tomorrow
evening thS cemSdy Of Paul Pry" viii be present
Cd, With Aiss EsTTLIH, Mrs. DUNCAN, Mrs. DIKs,
NssarS zVEEEYI, DuEsLE and HARRISON in the prin>
eiHal ehGrastsrs.
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meet in the Service Room of the Frlt PresbyseriRn
Church tomorrow (aonday) morning, at ten
o'clock. The public are respectfully invited to at
tead, PaIIClA G Porter Pres'k
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

SArUIUAY, DEo8KBER Z, 1851.
The SPEAKER pro tenn called the House to order
at nine O'Clock
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WV BILL,

Mr.. LITTLE introduced Gouss bill, No 22G to
amend and construc sections 77s7, 1901 and 42NS
Of the Code, which was passed on its frat reading
And then
On motion Of Mr.. FL BXING, the House adjourn
ed 10 nine O'Clock Monday morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

One hundred thOHa1pd hoop poleS wanted for the
Confederate COepery.
nsvi7dIw EN- Bazcz Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

Deposits DE sswaaes HsuEs, e. College street, il
the place to obtAin Insurance N sos Of the oldest
and NEST reliable Southern Companies novie-H
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she Present Past and Fu%Ure.
ORATOR delivered ~ Oolonsl ". n. JlLBe NsSA
"a Vile, OeVOber IRih, Is6l Pnee - oSas ~ mail, Is
cents
ALbsrsl ds1uctisn male to the trsds,
nov p dim dREEi HAGAH'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

Wanted Immediately, ls,ses bushels corn, aslIV
cred at rAss tack, or Gt ear pork house, 70 feed
Government cattle asd hoEs Afor which We VII
pGy ths highest market prizes in sash.
Ek BRgCa Co., Agents @. 8. A.
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DIED
Az tie residence Of JoHS tAss Hsq, GARsKLLUs
HOUSTON, OF company H. A7An HOLlS company OF Texas
Ringers, Dtesmb-r Tsh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-08

shSes fer BaI0.
1889 pair HsHa asserted Br0gAHS By J. W..
WAKp b Cs.
Purchasers viii 7lsals sal and examine them At
Evans / &c. Oct ~ 1851. ds
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gETI haVS this d bssa apPOR'0s age 70 q aRd fer In
w rSnISds Az shlSI Of ADGiss sF he PurshAainS an
packing Hrgs and CBIls in aBd Ms snd CrkAVll isris
and ali Of Kentucky; and sfS lea ls and sOrrsspoD
Of all ParS hVRE sttls ana A0II sell and
EFeaSs with authorised agsnU cash and
n. BRUCE 4 CO.,
EaSAyi IL, Esv. ., Sl..A Agents. @. s. A.
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Fer Rent
ToAT0BEAsL8 DEslhHE With bafldiAES, Is
A0Gss sSd twelve q lad adjoining s Fair
k0at, 49, 70
snail dVslUsEoH kuriT,esbors RusI Hs Wiz EArdea
Rent alS - tas SdR J.KlkKkAH.
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rs nov sted ut Bic ANpY's aud will take y easure
i in ting Ga his friends in the capacity Of BAa-
=. VII. You plssse to call
March -.
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of the best materials continued by orb
men, and superior Inducements are offered to those
wanting to buy for the Trade. Cool weather y
here and buyers will find IL to their interest to lay In
their supplies of wants. before tbs rude blasts Of
Winter compel them to purchaseat higher prices.
Rooms opposite Boetcher's Western Hotel.
McGregor, Iowa, Nov. 2, l850tf
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Zn1hz .M.a.NsH 0OD.
How Lost, How Restored
limit Published. in a Scaled Envelope,

a. -. N.A.r. Treatment, and Radical Cure o.
IN ERMA A. or Seminal Weakness. Sea.
n. Debility, Nervousness and IN, oustary emissions
inducing impotence and Msn. Sna rnysrn' i'es
Axthor Of the "Grrfn Book, &c.
The woridrenown~d author, In this :dni: ah'c Lee
.wf, consso nences Of Self abuse be efectuslly
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operation, bougies, nsirnn'~ns, rings OF
and eapctual. by which every sufferer. no n'sttsr
what his condition may be, may cure himself ehesfy,
privat,lv aud radically. This lecture will prove -
boon to thousands aud thousands.
sent uuder seal to spy address, pest psso, - .ss
recent Of two postage stamps. BY addressing Dr.
ClIAs J. G. KLINE, le7 Bowcry, New fesS. rossi
once Box t. sS. aog-'' 'o'y1l
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A CAN MADAM RENE DY
For Costiueuess, krequidrRy dEd Debility Of tie-
Digestive Organs, i.dsesng HEADACHE, Lassitud>.
NERVOUSNESS, Ge1-raI Prsstrstion Of the Nir6
and Body, Pdral; IS, &c.
A MOMENTS rejection oug 50 convince
n sensible man of the folly nd danger c
constantly dosing with Csthsrtic Medicines. III
practice is psrrieious and sutcidai An expsTiens
Of forty years has taught me that the constantly
increasing evils of indigestion esrfuly agra
waited by he too free use Of Cathartics. The
Americsnpeople are fast becoming nation Of
dyspeptcs by their artificial modes Of life. Drss-
tic Cathartics increase the irritsbilty and pros
trate the strength Of the digestive organs.
The Pills now offered are specially designed to
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so mild and invigorsting that one is not re-
minded by any disssreeable effects that he has
taken medicine.
Business Men, Students, Professional Men, Fe
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The undersigned Physicians sheerfully ceryF
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and to the excellent qualities Of his "AB:i-Costvs
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j. B. GIBSON, NJ. D., Durham, c. E.
c. E. Corros, NJ. D., CowsnsvilIe.
CHARLES Brown, NJ. D.,
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NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. D BsrnstOn
n. jerks, NJ. D.,
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JOHN MEIGs, NJ. D.,
JOSEPH BREADoS, NJ. D., Surgeon R. N
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ. D., Coaticook.
LENUEL RICHMOND, NJ. D., Derby Line.
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G. 0. SoMERs, NJ. D., Magog. c. E.
j. G. RUTHERFORD, NJ. D., Newport VT.
Prepared by DR.. NJ. COLBY.
stanstead, e. E., and Derby Line, Vt.
Sold where medioire is sold generally.
August q, 1861. dsul
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This celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown Of any
thing else of the kind, and proving
effectual after.all others have failed,
is prepared from an indian plant
used by the natives for the same
.-lrpose from time immemorial, and
now for the first time offered to the
public. 1t is designed for both
married and single ladies, and is the
evry best thing known for the pur-
pose, as it will bring on the month
'iv sickness in cases of obstruction
from any cause, and after all other
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WILLIAM u. RHODES,
Patent Lever Clothes Wringer

fINHIS Superior Wringer saves time, strength,
Il the hands, and the clothes, helps make wash
ing day L Ich pleasauteT; leaves the clothes in
better condition to dry, washes clothes better than
many washing machines; boy or girl can use il.
who could not wiring clothes by hand; it holds
firm on the Tub and needs less regulating and is
better made THAI any other machine See that
you get WILLIAM b. RHODES DOUBLE
LEVER WRlNGER, sold at the (old stand)
Jevelry Store, Church Street, Burlington, Vt.
By j. Z. BRINSMAID, Agsat.
Nov, l,-d&Wlm
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500 BOUNTY IN GOLD
WILL be paid at The end of enlistment to
EVERY UNITED STATES SOLDIER
JOHN w. JONES, U. :. a.

JOHN w. JONES, u :. n.
100 three years Men wanted
For the U. s. Army Immediately.
Recruiting Office open Mt Burii ngten'N
Every man enlisting from this vicinity, will be
placed in one Battalion. Every soldier VIII DC
put iE uniform, a new and elegant blue DlacK
cloth suit at once, at Burlington, Vt. Fay com
mences the day of enlistment, and will be Sl3
per month, and all the
EXTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND
Granted by Congress TO the volunteers will be
granted to these Regulars. Good clothing and
food, and quarters and medical attendance, are
all free of charge. soldier is not at one cent
Of expense to himself after enlistment ANY
prudent man can save, besides ample spending
money,
$500 AND A FINE FARM
Of l6O ACRES OF BOUNTY LAND at the end
of three years service. smart young men Will
be promoted to Corporals and Sergants, and may
ultimately rise to be Commissioned Officers, as the
law provides that one third of all the Commit
stoned officers shall be promoted from the ranks.
and we have now to appoint over zoo Sergeants
and Corporals. Four SECOND LIEUTENANTs have
already been taken from the ranks in this Regl-
ment
r4-Every old soldier knows that the Regular
soldiers fare better than the Volunteers. They
have thoroughly drilled officers, plenty of good
clothes and food, and are never sent into battle
until thoroughly drilled and fit for service. All
my men will be taken to Fort Hamilton, at New
York CITY, and there drilled for three or four
months before going to Washington.
JOHN W. JONES, United States army.
18th Regiment Recruiting Officer