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GEN. zoLI1coFERR's BRIGLSz.-Corporals SHAFFEs
and BuMPAss, of Col RApa' Regiment are n tha
city having been ssnt here fer the purpose Of car
rying on supplies of winter clothing fer the sosrz
of said Brigade. The Brigade il raw at Caup
Buekner, Cumberland Ford, Ky. Aszrs. szATvER
and BuNPAss &c directly on, and all persons having
blankets, socks shoes any other Grrlss for Col.
RAINS Regiment, willleave them ct Rams BssvH's
Drug Store, marked to the person fer whom hey
intended, in care of the Captain of his company
and the Colonel Of his Regiment.
Mr.. SPENCER CHANDLER win accompany kssIrs.
ScHAEFFER and BUxPAss They viii leave Wednes-
day Oct LIST. $3.50,
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s0auestrasIon anA CitEEanshIp In LOuI.
afRn8s
Pron AsNss orIAas crssosat, sSpt.1.

OtA4oAA sAaA~9atF
ThSrs was talk sbsut the great increase Of the
new-fAnglsd SoathernsFs who Gppear to have been
stirred Up amazingly By President Davis proclaRa
ton and the Ssquestration act Il is lAsghabls 10
observe the slOhgated Visages Of many Of frssh
eiti1ns who have been absent for years and months
and Apparently cared no more fer the South than
the Gear Of Rasaia, further thAa TO receive thsir
noRthy and quaTtePly rentals through their ageBts
OF courBs every ore that can read will under
stand the Instructions Of Attorney Gensral Bsnja-
min 70 his Eub0rdinatas in regard to the sequestFa
ton act In all probability there will be many
quondam citizens Supplying for aIegiGroeship. L ia
suggested that the following questions be pro-
pounded to many persons who viii be applying for
certificates --a-4
l. How many consecutive years, within the last
ten years, have you resided in the Confederate
States Of America?
2. Is your family dOmieiliated in the State of Lou
iaiana. or where?
Have you not family residence or domiciI in
the United States, now Gt war with the Confederate
States Of America!
4 How long has your family been residing in the
Northern or alien States!
g. Where have you been since the declaration Of
war, say the date of the proclamation of Abraham
Lincoln, on the 18th Of April last?
g. If you consider yourself good and true eI.i-
zen Of the Confederate Government, why have you
not Been within its limits, aiding AMI giving aid to
its struggle for independence
Z. Have you not property, stocks or debts within
the State Of Louisiana which you are DESTROYS of
securing and which Is The cause Of your applies-
ton for allegiance at this time!
We might extend the interr0gstories, which are
talked Of being pertinent just and proper. 1t ia
hoped that there is 70 be no farce in the oath Of
allegiance. Il Is manifest As the noon days that
there are numbers Of citizens intending to take the
cath TO baEnboozle and svsde our laws. Moreover,
let every one that takes It. II he il not over age be
required TO join some military company forthwith,
and Il viii be something Of eViasnee Of sincerity
that be nay become citizen other than for pecu-
mary advantage. We have no faith II the new
tangled SouthsrHism which viii be blatant for weeks
a come
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PROCLAMATION.
Isham G. Harris, Governor of the state
of Tennessee

ISiam @. Harms, Governor of the state
of Tennessee.
Whereas, The Government of the Confederate
States having called upon me, through General Al
BERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON, for THIRTY THOUSAND TROOPS,
for immediate service in addition to those already
in the field, it becomes my duty to proclaim to the
gallant citizens of Tennessee that their country
demands their services.
/ Camps Of rendezvous will be established at Nash
vile, Memphis, Knoxville, Jackson. Trenton and at
such other points as may be necessary for the ac-
commodation of the troops where they will be
mustered into the service of the Confederate States
| by Companies, BatAllIons and Regiments, as they
may present themselves, except Cavalry, which
will be received by companies or batallions. The
troops having the right to elect their own company
battalion and regimental officers, except surgeons
quartermasters and commissarias, which will be
appointed by the President. Volunteers for the
war greatly preferred, but will be accepted for
the term Of twelve months.
It is earnestly urged upon all who may be able
to do so to supply themselves with the most effective
J arms the country affords, such as .he Tennessee
rife, the double and single-barrel shot gun These
arms will be replaced by furnishing the troops with
the regular army gun at the earliest practicable
period
Judging from the past know that it is only ne
cessary to notify the gallant sons of Tennessee that
their services are necessary to the common defence
and they will promptly and nobly respond to the
call, thus perpetuatng our claim to the proud
title of "The Volunteer State"
To arms! fellow-countrymen to armsl Let there
be no delsy. The insolent mercenaries of the
Federal Government are threatening an invasion of
our homes, from every exposed point upon our
border.
Let our gallant citizen sOldiary assemble in such
numbers, and press forward with such spirit upon
the hireling invaders, as viii hurl them back upon
those who sent them! Letus call together an army
sufficient, not only to repel INVASION but to punish
the aggressor.
To fill this requisition of the Government of the
Confederate STATES l. IsHAN G. HARRIS, Governor of
the State of Tennessee, by virtue of the authority
in me vested, do hereby proclaim, that I will &C
cept for the service Of the Confederate States as
above specified, THIRTY THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS.
49,, In testimony whereof, l. LHAH G. HARRIS,
}L.S Governor as aforesaid, have hereunto set
t--1 my hand and caused the great seal Of the
State to be affixed. at the Executive Department,
in Nashville on this the 2Gth day Ct September,
A. D. 1861
By the Governor: IsHAN G.. HARRIS.
J. E. r. Ray. Secretary Of State
Patriot Avalanche, Appeal, West Tennessee Wing
and Knoxville Register viii copy.
j. E. r RAY, Sstcctsry of State.
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BY TELEGRAPH.I
qREAT vICToRY IN mIssoUn

MENPHs, Sept "a .-Passengars1 from Columbus
Kentucky, this morning, bring the following:
Gen. Johnston received By special. express fiou
Paducah, St. Louis Republican,. giving q fun &C
count Of . battle as Lexington, Missouri
Gen. Price with Il, 900 mcn..sttACkcd. Lexington
where Col Nulligan Was strongly fortified viii
5000 men.
After. three.dsys fighting or siege, The. Federall
surrendered, with. their arms Iammunihon, artillery
and s25O,0OO in.spscs,. which,. uIligan had stolen
from.the.Banks. RA
Price used hemp bslesIsS.s moving battery
thereby cu.tESg the enemy OF from retreat by the
river.
The Rs,a5sioaa statss- thssths Federal less was
50 killsd and 100 wounded aud Prices losz several
hundred. ~ --s--. -s.--.s
The Federal PrivGtes wersgFsleased on parole
snd thS officers dstained to rstAliAte against FREE
mont's threats. 800
Dispatclaes. from Quinoy Illinois ,Atate that 1000
Of the released .EEisOnsra hAd:srriVed there,
The Republican says 20 pieOssFof artillery we're
captured besides 5000 small arms, perhaps more
The victory was comPlsts and was evidently full
y wsrth the sserihcs. 49, ~
A eSnfrmst0ry Of ths foregoing news, We have
received from Cur correspondent at Russellvine,
Ky, The following dispatch to the Louisville BsEsa
A gentleman Wh0lhRd just arrived at RusseTTills
from Louisville says the Federal forces at Lexington
were from 5000 tos5Ooo strong; and that 5000 mules
and a large amount Of baggage fen into the hands
Of Gen PRlcE
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All interested in the success Of the Confederate
States of the South In the Domentous struggle
now wagiag for Independence and Freedom
are urgently requested TO attend at the
Court HOaae, in the city Of Nashville, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday next.
The undersigned are commissioned by the Con.
federate States to lay before such Of their fellow
citizens as may choose to assemble on that occasion
certain matters Of great undressing importance. 1t
Is hoped that full attendance of eitzaHs viii occur.
H. 8. FooTE, - W BARROW,
S. R CooKEuL, VIZ. N. BnBo,
JOHN JOINS. JSo B. McFE1RIH,
wv. O. BRrKH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
Municipal ELECTION To.DaY.

We wish to remind citizens who by reason
of the exciting events transpiring, may not give
proper attention to it, that the annual election for
municipal officers takes place to day. Every good
citizen should go to the polls and cOnscientiOusly
discharge his duty in casting his vote without favor
or affection for the best men. In times like these
the necessity of securing energetic, faithful and
competent officers cannot be oyerestimated. None
should neglect this imperative duty. A coed Mayor
and Council are invaluable to the city at any time.
More especially is this the in season Of revc-
luton. Let q full vote be cast. .
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For sale $500 Acres Of Fine Bark
Lands.

yHJHB south compelled to have Leather in great quantities
here IS shancs come ALL and lOok for your
selves will sell bargain-ty TheSs lands have Bark
timber In abundance suPply large Tannsyy for to
come together with abundance Of running water to grind
Bark and springs ea landS have the i've
or SKI good small cottages large and commsdous store house,
large 30 the spot for the Tanney
large lot Of plank suitable for SINKING VA and about zoe
cords Of Bark ready use also, large shelter stable and
other There in cultivation about IS o. land
rear bS the yard spot Nature has formed this locality for the
usness It miles Of Mt Pleasant at tbs end
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, beautiful village
indeed IL also In neghbohood to churches and
schools will sell the best Of terms One third
cash. remainder to suit the purchaser, exchange for zegro
property goods groceries, or any good city property Give
q look. HOOkobS9
aap5-dluS
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In connection with some referencsswe have made
to the religious concerns of our brave army, it is
due 20 notice excellent organization and beneh-
c,Gt Cmplog mtat Of the Evangelical Tract Society
OF Petersburg, Virgins. In the formation of this
Society, tbs Christians eff Petersburg of all evan
Eelcsl deromiHstnos have united to lay their Of
fcrIngs of Pt--s upon the altar of their country
The Society wes organized on the 10th day Of July
last Since then it has issued seventy different tracts
for the army, amounting to nearly four hundred
thousand pages. Richmond Examiner.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY


~ Oh. KING, formerly Of New York, FOR thsI
49, fsur yesrS efLouisYiIe, Kentucky, and who
deTol Ais atteasn to ba treatment Of diseases fer
ir b VeFr1 nsegS himself having attended practice
napg saS and ezrsa thousands he is enabled
All dseS Of private nature, matter how bad they may BE-
ou Isdiea eatment, from neglect Of their
D.. K6Es DPensAU No. . geadrok street, between Cherry
spd % Suuare Whee he all diseases Of private
oHoRxA snrea without nsueiouG medicine insrferenc
ErxuTs Of ed or recent date Sfsctualy cured in few
days, b. an operation which causes pain Where structure
ex ksa cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps disease caas mere
InissiSof and znderniHes the constitution 50 much.
sYYHus with all the diseases Of the skin, growing cut
set ~ al treatment can edsctusly cured p lev days
sEnHAL WEAKKRs particular attention having given TO
This Sisease and the consequences grsvin oi brought
en- IN many cases By the destructive habits Of inconsdsrate
Youths and excessive indulgence OF the passions neglect Of
which viii undermine constitutions rendering Sc
htfor business society," and causing premature ola
Females may be aborins EA any oI12ly Of ne womb
may rest assured Of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and ss C. SO, with
fee enclosd directed to Dr.. l. King, No e DTck street,
Nashville TenA will hs the Necessary medicine % taeT
address, with necessary directions Strict seo5cs Ooe
hours from O'Clock in the morning until IN re evening"
Mayo l859-d&Wly
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Land fQr NAIe,

VETIsHINa to move West hare determined to eel my
w containing 262 lying IN franklin csuhry,
Tennessee Of Blk river, and inHeiatey the
Nashville and ChatAnoOga RArsad within miles via
chester Smiles from DechsFd, nes from AsoEa baPes
Esl Springs and miles the cid AlssEa Ractory.
There $50 cleared land and . Of that n 0le
YER level and has eofortabIe &Wssg
and other buildings necessary z1e and - good
ell water there ne stae and plenty q pend
water that fails for stock. The timber HpoR thh land
nut into cord wood will pay for itself Wcs. Therea also
splendid school houSe upon this lad Tbs ns viii b made
ascomuodzng viii take PAR all in Hsly Negroes,
from 500 in good Mares ard Mules as deter
mined to sell For further particulars adde's ne e1tf
Springs. \. q. dIbhVsa.
eep7-dlm
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The Snnreme JudReship.

We are authorized announce A. J. MARCHBANKs, Of
Warren county judge the Supreme Court al the election
the sta October next AL the vacancy oosssioned b. the
Fasignaton OF L. S. CaruthsTB. aug2@te
We are authorized BLOOMFIELD RIDLEYa
ddAe q the Supreme Court to al the
cAsonsd By the resignation Of the Hon B. L. CaruhE
ugs0-te
We are authorized to announce Jo O. GUILD Of Sumner
candidate Of the Supreme Court 81 the election
the 9th day Of October next. GugIS-tde
We thoriIsd ". 2. COOPER, Esq,
candidate fer the supreme Court, 1t the election
the fifth DAY Of October ceXt. aug9-te
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For Congress.

give are authorized W. H. BEWITT.'of Smith
county, az csndiis:e for the FIRST Confederate Con
ss IN Ter the Permanent Constitution from the Fourth Con-
Tressiona Tennessee, the NoVomsx election.
ssp25-5tie
We are author zed to announce P. SAUNDERS eand
date for Congress Seventh Congressional District At
the November election. septl7-dtd"
We authorized TO announce R E THOMPSON, OF Wilson,
as candidate fer Congress from the Fifth Congress oHsl Dis
triet, at the November election sepl7-tde
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Passengers who came down from Bowling Green,
yesterday, say it was reported that two Iowa reg-
ments had arrived in Louisville and it was sup
posed they were part of the forces captured by
Gen. PRICs, at Lexington, No., on the goth, and
released on psrcle
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Frona Riehmond,Va,

A gentleman Of enhance and entirely reliable,
direct from Richmond, Vs.,I informsI u that Ex-
Governor, E. Lowis Lowe, Of Maryland, made his
escape 10 Richmond, snd states a. amGttsr Of fact
that Gen NccsIlsu had bad 400 nutissers marched
out into line and al shot down. A4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

CONFEDERATE NAVAL NEws.-The Confederate
steamers Sayannah, alag ship of Flag Officer TAFT
NELL,) Lieut.. CONG AAFFTT; SAMSON. Lieut. Cong
KE>NARD; Huntress, Lieut. Cong MORRIS and Res
olute Lieut.. Cong JONES, arrived at Charleston on
the 10Th inst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

The Richmond Examiner learns that another fac
tory has just been started at Wilmington, North
Carolina under the direction of Col ETvAN, for the
manufacture ofsWoras and muEketT. mill and
fine water power already in play, and = num-
Der of workmen from here have been sent down to
commence cperations
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

REDMOND, Sept. 2S.-Whan The Foderalists entered
the town Of Hampton, Va, the Hasons IN the 81
New York Regimsnt eHtered tia Lodge room Of the
La, &c, boxed them up and sent them to Baliinors,
where hey await the srder Of tie Virginia Grand
Ledge, with the Assurance Of thsir safe return.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

The Memphis Avalanche lelrnE from gentleman
recently from Kentucky, that the Legislature Of
that State had passed HusToNs bloody BILL providing
for shooting Kentuckins who may invade that State
In the capacity of Confederate soldiers.
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Mevsments ID lhs Osast ofNerth Carelin

4AOHeAAeMt1 - tAe OS4stStNeftn CAroA1nAl,
WHKEGToY, n. c., Sept G5.-The suspicious
barque il sill OF New Inlet soHstimes she appears
to be . steamer, then > sail vessel. Tive steamars
we're ef New Inlet yesterday, but only one was
seen this morning. Two three pilots were decoy-
ed on on Sunday last, and six steamers were ra-
ported of Fort Macon on Monday, but soon after
wards disappeared; the general belief Is that their
destination is Cape Fear.
: A reliable gentleman from New River, Onslow
county, N. c.. reports heavy firing on Monday last
to the Eastward. which lasted from O'Clock, A. H.,
until l o'clock, P. n. Nothing more known.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

TEE DAnT.-single copies Of our paper can be
had at the counting-room at Eve Oents. News boys
and other dealers ara furnished at two and q half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We informed that the boys are in the habit
of selling single copies at ten cents and more all
Lodging that the paper costs them i've cents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

WELL DoNE.-This county. Lincoln, has one HOus
and soldiers in the Southern Confederscy and there
are now seUen more companies here that will be
completed and ready TO go into camp in two weeks
The smallest number 10 each one nor is about
seventyfve, with constant aceessiOns. Indeed
three Of the seven have reported to the Governor
and the members " passed muster" Hurrah for
the Volunteer State-F ysIsU3Js Observer, Sept. &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

The diferen: Companies of Militia are notified to
meet at their muster places to day for drill Those
subject to military duty viii have chance to con-
tribute to the Southern COnfederacy if they do not
attend
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UNION AND AMERICAN BUSHES
NOTICES.
-sINESE

Save all your rags-cOttOn, fA1, hemp &c, and
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
Tho South wears out more such goods than two
such Norhs and yet the North saves double the guam
tity Of rags for making paper. Let this be changed
hereafter Save the rags to make paper, and there
by save money. .est1E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

FEERGR, DIzxUKEs & Co. are opening most beau.
iful lot of Shoes of all kinds especially for Ladies
and Children. Call on them, ladies', they are beauti-
full, and they sell them very low for the Cashi
marehlI-H. .--
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

The ClarksyilIe JefsrsOnian, in well written
and judicious article, nOminates Hon. GUsTAvUs A.
HFNRY, as q candidate for c. S. Senator from
Tennessee
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Taxes, .TOXcs, TaXos,

TENO the Taxpayers OaAdson comfy; We the Tax col
letors Of the State and County, and RaoGd have been
every district in said and have nov located ourselves
10 our Office IN house. Nashville, where be
day except Sund he prpoe OF receiving
the taxes rd an te that do not ray by 18th OF October
next will find IN ar account IN the ans Al officer for col
ctiou with cos thereon are conf have taxes, and
owing 10 the hardue te IS you will pay your
taxas without coEt J. o. BRTLhY, laiirold Collector.
r. CALDWELL, s-ats and County,
ssntemher Of, Gl-E4t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

The election for Mayor, Aldermen and Council
men, in the fifth Ward, will be held at Mr.. A. B.
SHLSKLAND's Office, on Vine Street, between Union
and Church Streets, to day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
FOR AIaermau OF che list ward.

FOR Alderman of the list Ware
We are authorised and requested to announce
L. F. BENSON as a candidate for Alderman of the
LIST Ward, the election to take place to day.
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Ilsut. 2Osh Rsginsus.
General Orasrs, No. 4ss

FoRf HAIRY, Teas. RiVer,t
August 234, 1851.
All absent Officers and soldiers belonging - this
Post are directed to join THAR respective commands
Immediately. By orders Of A. HErxAH
Col Commanding at Fort Henry.
IL. MoCoENICo, AdjutaAk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28

FoR RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms In the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
ONCE. decz9-d
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LEGISLATIVE OFFICES.


Principal Clerk Of the Senate.
We authorised to spnsunce FRANC n PAUL. tlats A.
tans CLERK Of The senase candidate f's Principal oiss
81 he Senate Of Tennessee ~ ~ - angiS-u
Assistant Clerk of the Senate.
We are suthorisss to JULIUS A. TRoUsBALE
eAnddste ior Assistant CLERK Of the ssats Of Tepnessee
ssptI9-h Atas-
Wear authorised to announce JOHN MeoLARIE, Of Sum.
county as candidate for Assistant Clerk the Senate
seR9-ts ID rs
Messenger of the Senate.
are Authorized announce r. J. ATTRRSoN q
didats for Mes OF the Sc nte oTsnnesses sept*
We are authorized announce JAMss h o'coNELL, o.
Davidson county, candidate fe Messenger Of the Senate Of
wsare authorized to announce JULIUS B. BRIDGES, Of
AeNinn, As candidate for Messenger Of the Senate
Principal Clerk of the HSuse.
We author zed to announce THos " BROOKS, Ct suih
county candidate fer Principal Clerk Of the on Rep
We are authorized to atnouDcs SAM T. BROWN ofohssk
lam candidate Principal Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
We are aushOrz,d to annOunO. T. r. 8. RuEswURE as
candidate PrePaI Cers Of the Reuse 81 AepreseA
wesFs susorissd % snnOuuo. ". P. yARNER Of sOmsr-
Vile candidate for Principal CLERK Of the Aouss q Repre-
Assistants Clerk OF the Hsuse.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM J. PARKEs. Of
Williamson candidate fer First Assistant CLERK Of the
SsSentatVeI. lsst ssF7d'
EngrossInE Clerk OF the Hsuso. :
We are authorized announce ". H. MerT, Of DeKah
county candidate for EngrOssing Clerk Of Ne HOn q Rep
We Ar. authorized to anuOuuCs THos. I. BATBHAN, 4
Nashville candidate fer Engossing olk Of the House Of
Representatives. 49, z Ia
Assistant DOor.Kseper Of the House.
Weare authorised to announce JOHN G. BRANsIoRD, Of
snih, candidate for ASt-nt DOOrXsePs oftAs next
House 81 Representatives. ssple-stdt
We are auth srized to announce ooWARDIN cAnd.
date for Asn Door Keeper House Of
Of Tennessee Legislsturs auESO-te
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REcRUITs WANTED-To serve in the 2eth Regineat
now in Kentucky. They WI be required to serve
only the balance Of the tsrH-nins msntAs. Any
one Wishing to join will nsst the uHAersigned at
DExovnLE Co.'s on Friday next, at II o'clock, or
at the office Of Lrrrox Bosr1cx. They will seet
Corporal BATTLE. A. J. ADAMS,
0Okk Rac;raaak