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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
Read This !---Remedy For Hog
ChoIera!!
NEW MARKET, EEsT Tenn, l

NEW MARKET, EEsT Tenn,
June 20, 1861.
Aessrs. Clark. Gregory & Co., Nashville, Tenn.
We have heard many inquiries made about
the use and benefit of your Am6rosial OIL in
cases of Hog Cholera. That ali may have an
opportunity to test its utility for themselves,
we give the prescription as used by ourselves
and others.
As soon as possible after you discover the
disease in the hog give one table spoonful mix
ed with two spoonsfull of milk or water
Battle the back of the ears and along the
backbone with the Ambrosial Oil or spirits
OF Turpentine. Repeating the dose three
times during the day.
Nearly all the cases thus treated coming
under our notice, have been effectualiy cured
To be effectaal give in the early stage of
the disease, and keep the hog from water nn-
til be shows decided symptoms of improve
ment. Respectfully,
WIN. HAMMOND,
A. A. BLACKBURN,
E. INMAN.
In confirmation OF the above, cheerfully
recommend the Azabrosiat OIL as / have piv-
en- it a trial with my hogs, with great success,
saved some that appeared to be in the last
stage of the disease. boiled in two quarts
meal one half bottle and gave to my hogs in
their feed. w. r SMITH
Residence Front Street, near Broad, Nash
Vile, July LIST, 1861.
Further evidence from Mr. John Bryant
Long Island p. o., Ala, April Is, 1861.
Who afirms that he has found Ambrosial
Oil good for what the proprietors recommend
it-when he goes on to say:
had hog nearly dead with Hog Cholera,
and as had never known one cured, con-
elnded as an experiment, to give the hog
some Anbrosiai OIL. gave the Oil in SD oon
with sweet milk, and strange to say two dos
es saved me several dollars worth of pork,
tor the hog got well in a few hours.
JOHN BRYANT.
july-I2, 1861, dlww4.
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WAR MAP.

GENERAL WAR MAP, showing the Rail Road com
~ munications throughout the United States
W. T. BERRY & CO..
une6 Public sousrs
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81 Advertisements must Be MARRIED for the time de
siref-osheT0iss thy NlQ Be- charged for the tisae
zeTted-
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MOFFAV'S
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.

MOFFATS
Life Pills and PhRUIY Kiff arS.
HiO ~
T,HESE Medicines have now been before the public
i for q period Of THIRTY YEARS, and during
that time have maintained high character in almost
every part of the Globe for their extraordinary and
immediate power Of restoring perfect health per
sons suffering under nearly every kind OF disease
which the human frame is liable.
The following among the distressing variety Of
human diseases in which the
:eo Nox:.:
StScthOAc LILO HACuACAAcs
are known TO be infalhble:
DYSPEPSIA by thoroughly clessing the first and
second stomachs and creating dow of pure, healthy
bile instead of the stale and acrid kind FLATU-
LENCY, Loss APPETITE, HEAkrBuKs, HgADACHx,
Restlessness Ill Temper, Anxiety, langour and hean-
choly which are the general SYMPTOMS of Dyspepsia,
u" GosTTVENEss. by cleaning The whole length of
the intestines with q solyen: process and without
violence ali violent purges leave the bowels costye
within two DAYS
FEVERS of all kinds by restoring the blood 10 n
regular circulation through process of respiration
nal distractions in others.
The Life Medicines have been known 10 cure RHFU-
MATIsM permanently in three weeks and CjOIIT in
haif mai time by removing local Ion from the
muscles and li9aments of the FONTS
DROp6IES of all kinds by freeing and strength
ening kidneys and bladder they operate most de-
ghtfdlly these important organs, and hence have
ever been foun a certain remedy for the worst eses
OF GRAVEL
Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turnings OF
the bowels the Shiny matter 10 which these creatures
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Two Slaves at Chancerv Sale.

ON saturday, 18th day OF July, 1851, at the Court
~ House III Nashville, will sell TO the highest bid
der and for Cash slaves Dick aged about 2s years and
sla' aged about Is years, the property Of the es-
tate Of the late DR.. Shelby
Sale pursuant n decree of the Chancery Court Al
Nashville. rendered the May Term, 1861 IN the
case of Barrow & Lindsey, Adms. &c, vs. NJ 6. Shell
by and others. J. h GI.EANES, C. AN
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SpefiaI 9otiffs.
HORNS SILVER BAND!

THE ONLY PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED BAND IN
THE CITY, viii attend to all calls music both
home and abroad, giving entire satisfaction no
barge The Band is composed Of
Fifteen Performers,
with q complete set Of new silver instruments
All calls for music, for funerals pienes serenades
and jubilee viii be attended 70 promptly.
W, L. HORN,
Manager and Conductor,
apr27$1y Is South College st.
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Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
NOTICE.

A Il. ORDERS FOB SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE. PA
II TRIOT MUST BE ACCOMPANIED WITH THE
CASH. DAILY IS 90: TRI-WEEKLY IS 90, AND
WEEKLY 81 90. mayI1
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.

Departures of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE CEATIAxoooA-S:30 A. M-3:16 P. n.
Tennessee & AIABAzA-3:0O 2. NJ
LOUISVILLE NAsHvMXI4:OO A NJ, $500 P NJ
NASHVILLE & DEcAruE-6:3O A. NJ, $3.50 P NJ
NASHVILLE & KKSIucEY-5:3O A Milo P. n.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE CHATIAsooGA-7:3OA.M .-3:I5P P. n.
TKSSEssEz & ALABAnA-1O:OO GA NJ
LOUISVILLE & NAsBynLE-8:O0 NJ, 1886 A. N
NASHVILLE DEcATuE-1:15 A NJ, I:l5 Pm
NASHVILLE KESrUCkY-8sOO A NJ, 7:0OP.M
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Portable Copying Press.

DORTABLE COPYING PRESS, WITH WRITING
l. Casa new and convenient article for ths
Camp. just received by
June 9 Ppblic sonars
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Mr.. SPALDISG. HAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb. 8, 1851.
wish you TO send me one more box of your Cephac
Pills. hare received great deal Of benet from them.
MARY ANN sroIKHoUsE.
SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co., Pa, /
a. c. sPALDNG. January Is, 1851. !
Sir:
You will please send me two boxes Of your c.
phalic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. SIMONS.
P. 81 haze used boz Of your IiLIs, and find
hem excellent.
BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY C. SPALpING, Esq.
send me another your Cephalic Pills They are
truly the best 1 hare eUer tried.
Direct A. SLOWER, P. N.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co. o.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. IL, 1880.
n. c. srALDNe, Esq
your Cephac Pills more particularly before my custo
mers If you have anything of the kind, please send
to me
One of my customers, who is subject to severe Sick
Headache usually lasting two days. cured of
attack IN hour BY your Pius, which sent her.
-s Respectfully yours,
RErSoLD BURG, FEASkILN Co, oHio,
HENRY c. SPAIDSG,
No 4s Cedar ST., n Y
Dear Sir.
Inclosed find twenty five cents (25) for which send
box of siCephac Pills" Send 10 address of Rev VIM
c. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
Your Pills loOrk like chdrm-ctre Headache at
most s1ssanter. Truly yours, WIN. C. FILLER.
YrHLAsn, MICE, Jan. IA, 1861.
Nh. SPALDIsG.
Sir:
Not long since sent to you for a box of Cephalic-
Pills for the Cure of the Nervous Headache Costive
ness and received the same, and they had good
effect that lcds induced TO send for more.
Please send by return mail Direct TO
A. r. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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AT IT'S ONSET! IN IT'S MID CAREER.
And I'm Its Most Hopeless Stages,
ARRESTED, CURED, AND PERMANENTLY OBLIT-
ED Nv
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Adams Power Printing Press and Printing
Materials for Sale.

UTE have for sale an A Adams Power Printing
w Press in good order, Card Cutting Aaenine;
. Standing Press and Boards; and an assoItmtnI %
Newspaper and Job Type We sell these mater las of
no fault but for the reason that We use Cyiinaef
Press and have superabundance Of the other materi
al mentioned We are thus able 10 1t out a country
Office, which can do on terms very favorable 70
those who NAV wish TO purchase. Also, Lady
A 8. CAMP & CO.,
Publishers Nashville Patriot
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LOOK HERE.

IL persons indebted 10 the late firm OF A n RIOS.
"a CUE CO, by note, account, or otherwise will
please, call AT the Law ONCE of NJ NJ Brien No IA
and 10 Colorado Building, Cherry Street and settle the
accounts, &C, having been assigned 10 said Brien 10
trust for certain purposes who alone authorized %
settle the same. MN BRIEN
apr20-Sm Trustee DC
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lanes PheIau.

The new Confederate SenStor from Mississippi is
entitled, we think, TO something warmer from the
press OF Alabama, than the mere formal announces
ment of his election. He is q native Alabamisn,
and besides he is one Of U.s. having served his trade
as printer in the Democrat Office at Huntsville,
where he was born, and afterwards conducted the
Fdg Of the Union, at TuskalOosa, both printer and
editor.
Although now comparatively young man (sbout
forty), Senator P. studied law in the Office of his
elder brother Judge J. D. Phelsn, of ths city,
but who then resided in Marion, several years
after he had reached his ma jority. After a short
practice in Alabama he removed to Aberdeen,
Miss, where he rapidly rose to high distinction in
his profession.
And though rigidly abstaining from all contests for
official position he also acquired considerable rep
ptstion as politician of the State Rights school;
both his veioe and pen having been actively ems
poyed in all the important contests in that State for
the last twelve years. From the time of the fraud
uient admission of California in 1850, he steadily
set his face towards disuniOn and independence
of the North.
The only Office be ever held before the present
was that of State Senator from the county Of Mon
roe from which he has been taken to be made Con-
federate Senator. It is manifest that the man who
can thus rise, per SGlta, as it were, to the very
highest political honors of the Confectionery is no
common man, and we venture to predict for him q
high career of usefulness and honor.-AORtgomeTy
Advertiser, NoU. II. - be
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STATE LEGISLATURE AT NEosHos
az PROsPEoT BRIaHTl

From the Memphis Appeal, Nov. TO-
Capt. Samuel Myerson, who arrived in this city
day before yesterday, direct from Springfield, as
the bearer Of dispatches the President gives US
some interesting information of late date from
Southwestern Missouri.
We learn from him that the skirmish near Spring
6eld on the ID instant of which We have received
intelligence from the Northern papers was de
cided Southern victory. Early IN the msrning on
the day mentioned, $40 Confederate cavalry, en-
eamped about nile and q half from the town Of
Springfield learned that they were soon to be at
tackled by Fremont's body guard, numbering four
hundred and fifty mounted men, Withdrew into
dense wood near by and awaited t0eir approach
This force Of tho enemy soon appeared, and ascer-
tanning their whereabouts charged on them vigOr-
ousy three separate times, and were as often re
pulsed with an alleged loss of I69 after which they
fed from the field in great disorder.
The COnfederatss sustained loss of six killed
and seven wounded.
The Federal force, comprising Gen. Hunters
army at Springfield, was reported by our scouts
not to be over 10000, which, we deem rather TOO
low an estimate.
Generals Price and McCulloch were still at Cass-
VILE when Captain Ayerson left about ten days ago
with q combined army Of about 30 900 men, Rll well
armed They were on the best terms with each
other, and acting in cordial concert and harmony.
Since the skirmish alluded to had taken place, il
was reported that the enemy were On the retreat,
moving northward in the direction of st. Louis.
Grlce Q&Q QlalrlDuASu lOENJ EOuuas VI -
his army, ordering them to hold themselves
in readiness TO march on notice. It WAS supposed
that it was his Intention to pursue the enemy and
give them battle. His army were in excellent
spirits and as usual with the Southern boys anxious
for fight He, himself, seemed confident of being
able to redeem Missouri from the thrsldom of Black
Republican oppression.
The meeting Of the Missouri State Legislature
which passed the ordinance Of secession at Neosha
on the I'd inst, was well attended, full quorum
beng present, including tWenty-three msmbers OF
the upper and seVenty-seven of the lower house.
Nineteen Of the former and sxyeight Of the latter
constitute quorum.
The ordinance was passed unanimously, and with
out dissenting voice. 1t was dispatched to Rich
mond by a special messenger to the President, leaV
ing Memphis yesterday morning en- route.
Our informant further states that IL was reported
that the enemy has torn up the entire track Of the
Hannibal and St. Joseph railroad, in Northern Mis-
souri,, and transferred its rolling stock to Illinois
The alleged reason Of this movement was stated
to be thatt was impossible to keep the "rebes" 10
that section, who were very numerous, from burn
ing the bridges and otherwise obstructng eommuni-
cation between the two terminl.
We think tins rumOr improbable, however, II az
much as late Northern papers received BY US, make
DO mention of it.
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DIR. KINGS DLsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ DR- KING, formerly Of EsE xork, fer Ihs
49, four ysazs Of LouiEElls, Ksnsueky, and Eho .
STatsl attention the aent 81 private diseases ever
hrty ysrrs nattsrs himself having attended Drzcca r 60
Rauy years. and cared 80 many houAndg, BE- s snasd %
al diseases u private nature, matter how bad thsy
ron niadcisus medical treatment from neglect % their eva
Or Kings DisDenEy No. . Deadok strss bstsasa ohsv
and the squar WheFs be all q pvats nature
GoHoREEA Gursa without Hazci0u1 zs4ons irtsracs
foa bnsiaesl.
eTacTuRs Ofold or resent dsts, sRotasy ousd IN few
aaysby Al Opsz10n Hhae esugss 70 pain Ehsp Eotur-
~ II hath cannot b sni eed- Perhaps Ne
aisskief and undszmiass TIE eonsdtution uEch-
sTpHTLII With all the diseases ofths skin Erosrng Ont
eel a. trsatnsat saestaally cared n Nv dayn
sEHuAL WEaEs pArcRar attsndon having bssn rVen 70
disease and AL tie con1sq sHnS ous oft brUuZht
o IN many cases bv hs destructive habits 81 lnceandsrae
Youths and excessive ndugnos q he passions neglect q
ch VII undermine he constitaton rsndrnx TIE 1ahso a.
70. bzsness society, and causing premature ola ass
Females who may b la6orne via az7 dT q tas womb
Gay rest assures ofimmediats relief.
Persons residing abroAd, b. Er1g and rating r sass win
fee enclosed directed 70 Dr. A. King, Ne q nesrrk strss
NashVs will have the Necessary msoins tasr
address with necessary directions srot secrecy Observed oass
aourB from o'clock Ia the RorniRE Eatil "a The SVsag
RRyS3 .I85e-dkWig
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From Manassas. Reported Advance of the
FederaIsI

1t was currently repo1Ad here Saturday eYen>
ing that the Federal forces had advanced towards
our army at Centreville and had driven pick
cts. A fight is anticipated in that quarter in q
very short time, though we doubt whether Gen'l.
Mcclellan can succeed forcing his into battle.
A fight between a scouting party Of Federals and
our pickets took place on Thursday, in which two
of the enemy were killed. and eight taken prisoners
Captain, Sergeant and six privstes. None Of our
men were hurt. ..-.-
The enemy, to the number Of eighteen or twenty
thousand are said to have been drawn up In line of
battle about two miles from our troops, near Cen
trevile, on Friday. The two armies were in sight
of each other, and the firing Of the pickets was al
most incessant. Whether this advance was prelim-
mary to an attack upon lines, whether it was
intended to cover some movement in another dIrec~
ton, time only can determine, though the general
impression seemed to be that an attack would be
made. Our troops are said to be in fine condition,
well prepared, and eager for the battle, and conf
dent of triumph whenever it should come off,
LynsLbsTg Republican, NOU. IS:
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PROCLAMATION
IsIIAm q. mARRIs.

Governor Of the state Of Tennessee,
To al ,rio shan see these PressRts-GEELI.- ~
Az HEREAs, Il has been made knoBn that certain
w NM HOLLOWAY chATgsd with having committed foul
md aocous murder the OH ber 1884, UPON
the b5dy rf Josiah a. Anderson late Of sequa
chic has aed from justice Gad running lsrge-
Now, therefore l. Ishs g. HarTis asAresad b.
virtue CT the power and authority vested do hsrsy ssF
reward Of I've hundred dollars any person persons
may appTIhsnd said Wm Holloway deliver 70 tbs
sheriff Jaer Of county Of MARION in srdr hat astr
in that hshsif, be hsa esuted.
- In testimony Eneresf, have hereunto Es NJ bard
aid caused hs great seal Of the State to 20 kesso AK
T. ed At hashTlIs. tls 10th day Of NOVszber, is5
ISHAM @. HAKRIa.
Py ef TIE Governor
i T. r Ray. n
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We call the attention of our country friends
to the straying Of number of Government cattle,
branded "B, and request any parties having know
ledge Of the same to report TO the Government
Agents, Z. NJ. BRUCE Co., who will pay liberal re-
ward for the return of the cattle or any infOrms-
which will secure them. noVl2dIW.
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In ChancerY nd WaYnt sboro. Tenn.

TAcmas Iyon, Administrator OF The Of RllSouf,
decsalss, II Robinson and wife KaIarah Rsbinson
appearing TO The satisfaction Of the Clerk Master
Robinson and wife ka'ur4h Robinson, party defsda
that the Ordinary Of law cannot Be served upon hen
therefore ordered that publication Be The C8fOz and
for three successive weeks, Tequsg aid sisns
defendants appear ~ the % this Court held
the Court House in the town Of Wayneors,
the Wednesday AFTER the fourth Monday In BshuaEy
and plead, ds1ur oDpADants bill,
viii be taasa for confessed. EoVoO Der 4, 1861.
A r. HAssaLL, o. AN.
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A STRANGE VISITOR. We are informed by persons
who cav it. that balloon passed over this city Fri
day morning before day. 1t is said to have been
very near the esrth and proceeded quite slowly.
Several persons visible in the attached to
il. Where it wss bound or whence it came is not
known, though some suspect it was one eff Uncle
Abe's accommodating machines looking out for the
fifty thousand men encamped about Lynchburg.-
LlIaektlrg Republican, AOU. Is.
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Sec. "a. Be q further enacted, That all laws q sd
parts Of lsws coming in conflict with the proTisiel
Of this act be, and the same are hereby repealed,
and that this act shall take effect and be in fores
from the date Of its passage.
On the adoption of the above the Senate ADJOURN
ed to nine O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
!. .sn HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,, NoyKHBER 20, 1861
The SPEAKER called the House to order at slf-
past nine O'Clock.
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Thsss Of fisnds striving from the dominons liking LIN
Who mar have copies the late Louisville, Cincinnati or
Eozsn rapers will confer special avOr on both ourselves
and the public By lsaviaa them Office. 10 Nashville with
The least dsay possible We will ehesrfuly pay expense
/ ncurea in procuring them.
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0GOVePnmemf Notice. ?

EKTE this DAY been appointed agsas Of and for the
w Confederate sAes OF America for the purehang and
packing Hogs and Cattle in this and Carksvs district
and of Kentucky and therefore, solicit calls and eorsspon
dsnoe Of all parties having cattle and hogs SELL and also
ference authorized agents each and every county
u, BRUCE q co.,
Nashville, Nov. Q, 6l.s2u Agents o. B. A.
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TEE DAnY.-Single copies of our paper can be
had at the counting room at five cents News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two aid half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
we are informed that the boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cSnts and more, sl>
lodging that the paper costs them i've cents.
sepl9-dn &
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wanted.

Immediately. for three years, IS able bodied men
for cavalry service in the army Of the Confederate
States. Apply to Lieut. SHIELDS. C. s. A., above the
rooms of T. D. NoBToS, Esq, opposite Sewanee
Hotel.
Hours from 10 to IL A. n, and from 2 to p. n.
Nov. II, 1861.
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Capt RICHARD ACCASN and Adjut&nt WEBB, of Col.
RAMS Regiment, of GEM ZOLLcoYFER's command,
have been in the city for few days, on furlOugh
to the If homes. Capt. Mccain viii leave for the
head quarters Of Gen. ZOIIICOEFER on Saturday
next, when he will be pleased to bear letters &c.
to the soldi ers of that division.
They shOuld be left at the counting room Of the
Union and American Office.
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The New York Herald of the 18th states that the
large transport Winfield Scott was the cOnsOrt of
the steamer Union, and had on board two regiments
of troops. She had not been heard from, says that
paper and it ia believed that she fOundered at sea
during the storm, and that all on board perished.
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We viii e.teen special favor friends and eorresFon-
divisions and canpa Of the Confederate
osoes furnish with all the gossip aAd to he
pace before the public We wish to make paper both an
interesting welcome visitor to the tent Of soldier
g orr battles for independence Their letters should be
addressed 70 rs At M shyfl'e, Tenn
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SMoorHE ROILER Men WANTED.-ConstAnt employ
ment and good wages viii be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers By applying
to WooBs, YEATHLS, & Co.
Nov, l. dim.
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Esfrav. Uickman COuntv.

ETlkKEH up By E. Church, In the Third Disre Hckman
County Tenn the 18Th day Of October, Is6 bngh
bay Mare mnle shout seven ysars old I4< hands hE
rough shOd before, had hStuoa, he back Appraised %
$50, November sta, 1851. B. DEka,
Eov9-H3t Ranger Hirkman County.
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The TgEATRE.-BESEFT FOR THE Sick SOLDIERs,-
We understand that Manager KEEBLE has set apart
Friday night for benefit for the sick soldiers, Let
our theatregOers turn out in fun force that night,
and give the sick soldiers q substantial benefit.
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Recruits Wanted.

BOUT twenty-five or thirty able bodied and intelligent
young m out Infantry Company which ready
foT camp. Oncsrs have not Jet been elected.
Apply tAe Recruiting once cedar street. formerly oe-
eupisd By csPt. W. L. Horn. noy5-dkWn
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I've feet nine nes high, sssh about sas
hundred and thirty i've or fy Psuads, dAk ksr and
compilation, raber Roman aud hiss FatheT ieot
and Inclined to be stopped shouassea, be Wa With h
turned consderssly cut he s In coDFany "a other
bJys,Fho Implicated, sad William the allsE q four
II7-Chsttansoga AdVeTsfssF PlsAse copy.
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