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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

In these LETTERS have all the advantage o he authors
elegant l1cd ye his extensive iniorms1on and pho-
s hcai irv,tzsn He has closely studied the subj Of
sllVz in an is bearings He reuisS the idea q the Enful
saEsiy, porsyf toe adyAnass Inieh hoW koa H. and
poey OF the opponents Of saTry and tia Dangers which
would OF The hPuo patty rom his post
in the ora Eord owed from The embittsed
warne bis fellow eountmen nst The oreakrs Eh CD sur
rou ire Ths rtaalt which Ne spFrenerced
-.,Ta ia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04
IN CHANCERX AT GALLATLN.
Sc otembef Rules, 1901.
Edward puIer ', sarah Barnard. ct ala.

1T appearing TIE satisfaction Of the Clsfk Master that
samuel D. PeadOn, Sarah B. Peadon, Martha A. Huins
james Clancy, John W. CLANCY and Martha CLANCY
residents the Of Tennessee that
hem.
publication made In the Union Anaercds
ing ssia fen1 app
Of TIE Clancy Of sumI eoUnty, held at
houIe in Gaatn, the Moaaty March
cad answer demur complainsnts bill the
will confessed and for hearing sxpsrte,
them. GEO. b. GUILD, q, 4 NJ
sspssnbey s5, '6l-Wlt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04
WILLIAM HALL,
tIa-v4t ABNRR SUMMERS.
N CHANCEIsY Al GALL4TIN.

September KuasJacob Iter Ys gaeL Ler et ar
appearing to the satisfaction Of the that
Letter, Margaret doris FDd James Morris, and Ste
Letter residents OF the State Of Tennessee that
ordinary process Law cannot be served them it
therefore ordered publcat be made in the Union and
american Tor weks cal Ing said defendants
appear At in the Of Gslls Tennessee
the sessnd Monday March, 1901 the holding tile
Chancry Court for county ard plead
cJmpla6ans bill the will be taken for confessed and
for hearing exparte to them. GEO. GUILD,
SeDtemGer '6l. Clerk Master.
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nc CITY MiIIs.
UNION Arb AmERIGANB BUSHES
NOTICES.


Save all your rass--cOtsOn, fax, hemp, &c, and
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound
Abe South wears out more such goods than two
sueh NOrhs ana yet the North savss double the guam
20 rags for ne<ing Paper. Let this he changed
-. ave iAs-rNks - mako paper. and tbea @
By save u1r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04
Supreme Judge Election.

We take pleasure in calling the attention Of the
people Throughout che State to the fact that on Sat
urdsy next, the s.G Instant they are called upon TO
30 to the pot si " thsjr votes elect some one to
/ the vacancy &C STONED by the resignation Of
Judge r. L. CAEurH.Rs on the Supreme Bench Of
Tennessee There are four candidAtOs-chOose ye
between d (0et2-dtw&Wtde.
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Ccucral Oroers, No. as,

FoRT HENRY, Tenn. River,
August 23d, 1851.
An absent Officers and soldiers belonging to this
Post are directed to join their respective commands
Immediately. By orders of A. HEEAS
Col. Commanding at Fort Henry.
". L. MOCoxMoo, Adjutant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

The steamer Gordon Capt. ThoS. Lockwood left
the City yesterday afternoon taking with her tina
dispatches e., Of the British Consul at this port
which were to go TO New York by the British steam,
er Steady. In the Swash Channel ahe met IA boat
with an under officer and four men, from the En-
glish Nan ofWsr, which communicated with the
Gordon and received from the latter the Consular
letters, dc. The wind being right in the harboP
the boat was taken in tow, in order to facilitate
her retura, and during this there being a sharp
sea on, the barge several occasions, came near
eapsiEjEg, and abe was struck by wave which
carried away her Flag and Staf-:hs Jack TarS
however, huHg on and were finally carried well up
to WindEsrd. The Steady, it was thought would
leave for New York Immediately. The Vandalia
Sloop Of War, and 2 Propeller were noticed off the
Bar blockading lharleaou MsrcuYy, 0 I'll.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

~ wus has presented in the eaurse o tbs series Of able
letter. siuc hsssogy Of rs inEutsn % slaYeFy The
a5 spttnsnt, its Influences upon The general welfare Of
ecouatr tracing the elements Of oPposnoa 70 ~ IS e1tisd
~ Ns-tsn IAN reisn cumuzing a. lat in the organization
sobai pa y designed to osertIos lh2t a2d
l hh ne Of tbs Unio1 Effected HE
trestsu bis suhjsct philosophie salesman and
the result b bis Ia iii prove Al nee adaion 70
genuine sluthsrn lilefature'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

STOCKHOLDERS 10 the Nashville Gun Factory are notified
- that the Directors have call Of five Dollars upon
each share payable before TIE FIRST MoDdGy seotets
next The Stockholders llzt the
uniersigned No. AZ Cherry erect, I'd make prompt pay
nenA. .a-s-g j. L. BOsTICK
sus25-H seeressry ana Treasurer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

Messrs R. C. RUss and T. J. SHELTON announce
themselves ss candidates for Second Clerk of the
House of Representatives. They have both been
members Of the Press of West Tennessee and are
trustworthy gentlemen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

The numerous friends of ARNOLD Harris win be
glad to learn that dispatch was received from hin,
.bY friend in this city stating that he had been
@reIessed unconditionsIly.v
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NORTV llLABAlC4.

YEVHIs fourishng school opened its eighth tern on 81
iDst with full FacIlty and steadily nceasir
hunter Of pupils
Pupils eargea from beg1ng Of the month during With
they eater The location is safe pleasant. Catalogues con-
tanning full particulars, application to the Presspt
Confederate Bsnds end Treasury Votes taken at par
Huntsville, Ala, ssps %, 5tdi "-1-'-'' ''-''sn'
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Recruits WANTED-To serve in the goth Regiment
now in Kentucky. They viii be required to serve
only the balance Of the term-nine months. Any
one wishing to join will meet the undersigned at
DEMovILLE & Co.'s on Friday next at Il o'clock, or
at the office Of Luton BssrIcK. They will meet
Corporal BATTLE. A. ]. ADAMS,
Lieut 10th Regiment
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Our SOLDIERS -Ths ladies' Of the Tennessee Hos
pital Association having profered TO share their
attention and stores, for ths relief of sick and
wounded soldiers, with Dr.. YAYDEI, Of the Bowling
Green Hospital, have received a acceptance from
him, and the Immediate evaporation Of the Ken
lucky and Tennessee Society, which has recently
formed and they pledge themselves t. render assist
ancs in every possible way to the sick and afflicted
soldiers and not to lavish their kindness upon their
soldiers alone, bat to nurse and provide for our
noble Tennessee boys, who have CALAMITY gone to
protect the true-hssrted senG of Kentucky and
defend her soil from dissertation.
Mrs B FoGG, Pres
-s. sa Mrs DR. SHELBY, Vice Pres.
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A EnII.
Huntsville FernnIe College,

Ii those indebted to T. Arm Of Thoupsou, sperry Co.
. will p'eafe come forward without dssy ard make ray
nent, AZ Nc II Market street. to
septente- q, 'GIs ROBT. THOMPSON & Co
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NOasee.

TAVIHa this dsy sold to Mr. Robt tn mps entire
interest the stock and ouots Of Fscmpssn,
spery %, take pleasure n rssoneadia. bin to the
freezes and pAt-S1s Of Tie cid Arm
JOHN Y SPEIRY.
uENKT SPERRY.
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THE DAuY-s.ngle runip. ~ 80 nane- can be
ad st the eountias room a. e.. cpptr Ne-s boys
snd other dealers are Furnished stt~. ~. halt
: cents per cops. We make this statement becauqe
informed that the news boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cons and more, al
lodging that tho paper costs them i've cents.
l.F
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

All persons who desire to volunteer for pgriOd
of twelve months for the defence Of the South, can
have al opportunity Of connecting themselves with
an Infantry Company by calling at the Office Of
MICHAEL VAUGHN, No. IL Cherry street.
Oef2.d2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

ApJuTANT TENTH REan[ENT.

BYT.H.
No false or vain auxstis Noul1Iue,
But fairly sill his virtues see and tesn--
Truths sstroseope Givs ny candid muse
To view tsis odonin tbs galaxy Of man,
Nc sOIdld hope can lure bis pstrIot soul
TO bend at base eonuptioh's slrins-
De loves the great world as a whole,
From India's weeds to Norway groves ofpin,.
Is great heart throhs With patriot love
or his oWn green native land
God, whose dazzling thrones above,
Give samIon's Gtrsasth unite his hand
Nay Pate upen Ais esnrades mile
Who sarSe hs South With pure devotion
Brave Sons e. EFins slassieisls
That fadstH \ len sf the oesani
My he i've 70 sse sirife can mar M e
A light that On sur banner barns,
Fer on that banner shiAss the star
Ts which his m2sEst sPhit tufaS.
Fear HzzREs October J, 1857. .,
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I,DIAN TRooPs.-The Fort Smith Herald says that
the Cherokses will furnish three regiments from the
Nation, the Greeks two regiments, and the Seminole
one battalion. They will be after the Jay
hawkers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

YOUNG ard likely negro woman, vi daughter about
Ave years o. age The good house servant.
gsod cook, washer and roner, sd fair seaste Apply to
7. B. CHILDRE5s.-
sep9T-dIE AZ CherrJ street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

Jackson county, Alabama, has. fourteen cOmpa-
MES in the service.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04
RO,iee.

WILL for cash at ths Carper ter shop e. jackson
Adams, the Broad Street Pike ia West NashVi e, on
Thursday, Ihc 10th day Of Oetobers
All the Plank and Lnmher, and two small as he proper
~ Of said jackson Adams satisfy the balance 81
ton in in fGVer q weeds, Yeatman Co, issued ~
W. D. R0sertssn Septeb4r 49, IS Ne 1925 One execution In
fTer Of A. sulaW FER y collars end eightyfevel sHs
issued By w. Nay l. ISL, No l53 IA favor
Of Cash Balance Of exeeutisn issued by Rsbe
March 1853, 1857 execution in svor q JehH
Conner ainst Peseh, @sckson Adams, aud James
Psnec~G r seventy six dslars foltyens cents sRd
sss, By March s. 1850, NO 1885
balance JshR HYng, fer Warren
Robertson GsvsDbsr 3 1858, No 1876
fer bAaEes In favor Of 6rsomes esFeIt o.,
sgsinst Jaekssn, Issued BY Rotsrtson My -,
$780, Ne e7S6; execution in faYeE Of BrdRe Ter the
Of Phil lip BsOsn, against Jsokssn and stayed ~ W'r
Jackson By KobatoR June 20 1861, Ne Ice 6.
Sale to commence at II o'clock NJ.
JESSE Y. PAds,
sep9S-tds Constable or Layi3so1 county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

WHLr NKU YoRK Is DoMs.-The following para
graph is copied into the Cincinnati Gazette of the
2Sth uls iS significant:
New York is shsmefully remiEE in raising troops.
The Albany KUening Journal says that not more than
halt of the IS 600 ne recruits required from that
State have yet been raised. OF the 10000 men she
has in the field at least so 00e are from New York
city and its immediate neighborhood. The country
districts are almost literally doing nOthin:.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04
/, e.SS AvD GARDEN SEEDS.

IN rLqvER Timothy. OrchRrd Grass Kentucky Blue
- dt Herds Grass, Hemp sesi, and varsity Of garle1
- q bz, fer sssn quantities. 20 5ut purchases Terms
csih. -. 80 1tO-sfl
sePl3diFWi" '''ni
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l. johnson, Carter, Washington and sullivan--N
2 Hawkins, Hsncoek and Jefferson -RobsrI
Barton.
8. Greone, Cooke, Sewer and BIOunt Francis S
4 Knox and Roane-Jo John W Wester.
s. Claiborne Grainger, Anderson and Campbell
- Harst.
6. Morgan, Scott, Fentress and overtOn-R I
Hildreth.
Z. Meiga, McMinn, Polk aud Monroe-Jas T Lane.
s. Rhea, Bledsoe Bradley, Hamilton and Marion
Daniel c. Trewhitt.
8. White, Jackson, and Macon-Sam. Turney.
10. Smith and Susner-Jsmes j. Turner. ~
IL. Wilson and Dekab-Pauldlng Anderson.
II. Rutherford and WiIliamson-W. II. s. Hill.
- Bedford and Marshal-E. A. Wilson. 49,
"A Warren, Cannon, Coffee, Grundy and Van Blu.
ren-James L. Spurlock =
Is Franklin and Lincoln-Joel J. Jones.
10 Giles, Lawrence. and Wayne-D, F. Wilson.
IL Marry, Lewis, Hickman and Bickson-Thos
McNeilly. 49, z4k osA
Is Davidson--Washingt Barrow -. $. -
-. Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart-Ed
ward S. Cheatham.
20 Benton. Humphreys, Perry, Decatur and Hen
derson-W. P. Morris.
: IL Hardin, 4eNairy and Hardeman----
Rcsson. tfer.-,-H-.
p Henry, weakley and obiou-M D. CardwelL
%. Gibson, Carroll and Dyer. "A. McDear,
HHH.
"a Madison, Haywood, LauderdAie ana Upton
r. W. Bumpass. 1@
% F4yette and Shelby-W Dunlap.
HOUSE OF REPREsENrArives
Carter and Johnsou-R Butler.
Suilivan--AlVin Willard.
Rashington-S A Patton.
Greene-James P Mcdowell.
Hawkins-- - SIMPSON
Greene, Hawl lls, Hano ock and ], if r5on-------
Brtton.
Cookie II Randolph.
Jefferson-J Menroe Meek
Grainger-D " Senter.
Claiborne - Bunch.
Campbell and Anderson
Knox-John u Fleming.
Knox and Seyier-R II Hodsden.
Blount-- Matthews.
Monroe - Walker.
Roane--Lea
McMinn-B Martin.
Polk. McMinn and Msgs-AS Jarnagin
Bradley r N Edwards.
Hamilton Cleveland.
Rhea, Bledsoe and Hamlton-J&mes C Warner
Marion William R Rankin
Scott, Morgan and Fentress-Keth.
tranklin-H I Carr
CannOn-Stephen Ii Woods
Wsrren-John Lowrey.
White
OEerton-
Grundy, Coffee and CYAN Buren-Issae Gar
rettson.
Jackscn-
Smth-Wilson Martin.
Smith Summer. and Aacon---N Ward.
DeKalb-Wm Floyd.
Sumner-Jlmes Head.
Rutherford-E Keeble.
Rutherford and Mosely.
Bedford Parker.
Lincoln-William Tolley.
Msrshall-W l. McCleand.
Giles-JAmes McCallum.
Lincoln, Marshall and Giles-John Laws
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

FoR Rnr-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office dee2stf
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TLsboek entitled.

Letters on slavery from the Old world,
Written durfng canvass for de Presidency Of tia Uusd
States 1867 which dsd letter to Lord BRoUsHGs On
the JONI BRowx rad and rssreacs to tn, rssu q the
Presidential election and its sOnsqEsaess b. JAMS WILLIAMS,
late United States Minister 70 Turkey.
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For sale 3,3O0 Acres of Fine Bark
EandS.

TEHHE youth is compelled to have Leather in great quAns
here chance come ALL ard look for
selves will cell ahaH Esinry These lands have BARK
timber in abundance supply large TsnneTy for
GOMEZ together with abundance running grind
Rak and me free eHe springs Said lands have then five
or six good small eottage and cOmmodouE store house.
large shelter 80 ee by 30 the spot for the Tsnney.
large lot Of plank suitable for in'ng Vsts and about 500
cords q Bak ready for Ago large she ter stable and
other out hOzsea here cultivation shout IS Of land
By the yard spot Nature has formed his locality
tanning business 1t is In six miles Of Mt Pleasant
ofthe Tennessee and Aat Railroad beautiful village.
n2eeds It s in neghbrhoed Vennt churches and
schooL will sell said iand the teEt OF third
csh the renainde, to suit the purchaser exchange for
property goods or groceries any good city properly Give
q LOOK. 20 QRos3
- L.
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We are requested to annouace r. c. Russ Editor
Of the CovingtOn Spy a Candidate for Assistant
Clerk Of the Hose Of Representatives.
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WILL BEREADYFOR DELIVERY
WILL BE READYFOR DELIVERY
cT S4TSRD4TEETT, "a 0C1OBEE,
q n q w WORK.
on
s l. A Y e r Y
By
TIE HON. JAMES WILLIAMS,
TEE HON. JAMES WILLIAMS,

LATE shIf1o sEA1Es AINlsTKR At coEsTANrIscftE
The snrs proA:s Of all sales to be devoted e The
Isf The sick ard Eourdsd soldiers OF The Confederate army
under tie direction and special charge q s 81 dies selss'
Relief socissy # Tennessee"
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STOVE ARD HOLLOW WARE
FO DIR Y.
Broad Srse!, beyond u & c. Railroada
NashviIIe, tennessee.

FEIHE undersigned has purchased the Foundry Of Mr.
II. DlrrS sndis prepared fill all orders STOVES,
HOLLOW WARE and Others CASTIHSs, a. the shortest
notice, ADD at prs which viii object for dealers
paronize hin His WORK viii nst only be executed in The best
and os substantial but chesper than the articles
Cas be bought abroad asd imported nanuAud Aers Es
respectful u Bolisits orders.
Septll,dlm J. LOWELL
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In note Of the Editors Of the Onion and AHeroa
Mrs glMsK PoLz to whossisspe the prOOrsssts were
submitted, expresses the following opinion:
81 have read with nueh pleasure the proof sheets Of new
work, pres: Il steFs slavery from The OLD WogI
with Letter addressed to Lord BTougham, written By Hon.
Williams Minister Co1stannople It is work
Wrsen With yigor Of thought the subj occupying
attention OF the whale Fofd, vanable contribution ssur
ears and viii Be read great iaterslt st III present
day" 49,.
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Dyer eountY ROM.

UgeT C0unIY AdoN1s
4 We copy the following items from the Dyersburg
RscOSder Of the 2sth guIt. ss7A -ais,sI
FRoSTz-A slight frost was perceptible yesterday
morning, We could hear Of no damage being done
the growing crops.
ToBACoo.-Our planters are busily engaged in
cutting their tobacco. The crop is reported to be
better than usual The crop VIII not be 50 heavy
as former years.
SICKNEss.-There is at present, great deal Of
sickness among The Dyer county volunteers ct Co
lumbus, though We understand it is motto serious
nature.
CoNTEABAxBs-S eyentySfYe negroes left hero
yesterday for Island No To- to work upon the forti-
hcations there. Their labor was kindly donated by
cur eitizenS. 7. J. Frazier, Esq. and DR.. R. II. Nc
Gaughey left with tAem.
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Dissolution.
= rr1art,arst;, ba-a.oG,re s,-isfiro, bafvvsa

ETHE ccparDersbip heretofore exsrg between the naer
signed under me frn % TH0s PsON sP 90,
Is this day mutual John n psry and
He ~ Sperry retiring from the firm. The huzinsS Goa
tnud by Mr. TbompNn under the firm style Of
THoNPsos who IN pay al aims against tho old hrm
and ia alone authorized to use TIE firm in quisaion
ROBT. THOntsOE
JOIN ". SeERaY
HENRY sPERRY
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TROOPS AT PADU0GH.--Ws have information from
Paduean as late Monday evening last to the effect
thst the Federal force at that point amounted to
about five thousand. A large quantity of provisions
AID munitions had been landed indicating that the
Federasts expected fresh arrivals Of troops Would
it not be good idea for the Tennessee boys to
gain possession OF the stores We know they are
anxious for fray, and if "let loose" just now
think they would make 4 most profitable one
Memphis appeal, Oct &
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Country Residence for safe.
VERY desirable pee, hours ride from Nashville,
n house Tearly containing ten conveniently
angd -Four OF Itch land with l5J
ali kinds. Possession giVea at any tine.
address P, o., Box i9l, Nashville. Esp9l 'sl-dIm+
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Randusia Male SEMINARY.

NHI3 InSuton FOR Boarding and Day Pupils situated on
the Gal!atiH Turnpike about two miles from Nashville,
Tenn the l0h Of ssptenbCr, 1884, and will
time to the lst Of July, 1862.
septlldlm HATH CROSS.
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Az ACT the Act incorporating te IrFursnce Com
Pany Of the state Of Virginia q ohond passed Nj "a TO-
1864.
Be enacted By tbs General As,ezsly That ls
second sections Of hs act passed March % 1853 ea:e1 an at
incorporate Insurance. Company Of lie STATE Of VTgiE4
OF Richnond be and the hereby GeLded AID enact
e. read as folloaC
ss, Be It enacted by TIE ss-ersl Assembly e; Virginia,
That James Acr5 joins eiag 0Oddn, Banisl Dcsoa,
and such other perssns may be 1ratr associated vita te
snail AMI they hereby constituted and EAisa petite
s0poTas b ire sHd Of hs Insurance Company
q the sta Virgins and b. H. and style invested
with ali te rights ard PrTeg-s e'Ifr ID, AID made -
al the rules reuA o1s and reso1s imposed by he eda OF
Virgiaa, applicable tssush Sopszsozs, aEi rOs as0astsnt
with the provisions Of tAis at
Sc TIE capital stock Of said ssTpo alton shal zs Re less
than husdred hsusaud dollars thar zilHsh
dollars, sivded into shares sf tsesy Eve dollars saeh
act shall be IN f1Tse from its passage
BOLEISG y. HALALL, Pres.
o. :. EREszE, secTet.Ty.
STATE VIRGINIA, CTTT ~ RIsHMoNb, ts-Vit:-
Ptrsonay appeared before SttsJ Public for ths dy
sforea Boiling HaXal Prszs IT. and Bresee Sse-e2
o the Insurance. o5upaHy Ct tie STATE Virginia and ade
osti hat Ire within sttnert Of tie aSzRs OF sI company
SoTrsct and true.
Gwen under my ham, ss lSIh day q sp:enatsr 1851
il. APPBfs0S, mp.
The undersirue5 esntinue lees s
be company and settle losses prompt J.
4 kip. P. PECK, agents.
eosnnsie Building, saarsr CA-ry zAi Dead Eek stS-
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This TWentIesh Tennessee AegIment.
Those having friends in thil 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. UIISN, who will leave
on Monday, Oct. l4th.
n. B.-Msj1r ULINN has left with US felo pecks
ofletters for distribution which those having friends
in the 2Oth Regiment viii please call and get
oct4,tI4th BFS 4 Co.
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CITY NOTIUFzS.

More TaIIOrs Wanted,
3 Forty Cutters are wanted in the Quartermaster's
Department to cut clothing for the army. Steady
work and good pay. Apply at Office, Public Square,
near the Suspension Bridge.
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Below we present list Of the members elect o
tie Legislature as far as we can ascertain
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

The New York EUening Post, of the 10th of Sep
TENDER, says that seven hundred and twenty-three
letters addressed to persons in the aeceded States
had been received and detained at the city postoics
that week. OF these no less than three hundred
and Eixty-two were received on the 18th, and 4
large part of them were brought by the kfriea
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FIFTH WARD.
NnshvfIIe Gum FnctorY.

Aljermsn-9ODERET NJ. FOea CSuuciluen-RIcHARD
GARDNER, and JORDAN P CoLENAE, will ssrYe II elected
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

LOuIsVIIIe and Nashville Rauroad,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
TINTIL further frei2htI for shipment Bswnggroz
andirtermsdts points will Re recSiVei until sosz
sspi0 ]. d. PELREGRR, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

AVING entered the army Tennessee ispos Of
entire interest tn the hrm OF Hugh MsCre1 Co TO
Nj Hugh MeCres and would my friends continuance OF
the patronage to the firm that they generously extended
to the DID,
sepI3 wHoOPER HARRIS.
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Mrs. wv CoOPEE, Sec.
Nrs, 1 G NIcaoLaor, Treas.