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Iron the Platte City mo Legion, Fe1 0, 1851.
This prominent, long trieI worthy ard deseNsdIy
popular gentlemen requested our citizens to inset
him in EIs Reform Church on Tues lay evening Of
this wesS, that h might, in thtir preserce resign
his position Principal Of the PLITFR CITY FINALE
ACApsHY, and give publicly his ressonsSf0r doing
60. a very large audience of the leadIng'and best
citizens Of the town and county assembled At an
early 10 kear him vine shares 50 largely the public
pasrsnsgb confidence and esteem. The spacious
house was filed ts its utmost capacity, all not being
able to obtain seats Every seemed to regard
it solemn occasion. snd much concern ana sorrow
even mGuif,at in the faces Of the vast assembly As
Prof Todd entered The house, he warmly greet
cd and si.e sts. bow nE entered the pulpit Tears.
Tie scsIy wa. ~ 81 ati.,t-g one tine hearts eio-
quaint rs saougeTs gathered Ia naay EYES, showing
how he l5ved our people. aud "a loved ly chem -
When lie arose tor his address uCC calmly SURVEY j
his anxicGs Audience there wCs GREATNESS stiffness
snd silens-ah wishing 70 catch the first word. and
all the vJgds thA tell from ais quiyeriBg lips Never
shau we, never can any, forget the matter or mans
ner of his address. Always instructing and inter.
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ANOTHER CALAMITY.
Distraction of Quinby & Robin
sons Machine shop by Fire.
Loss seO.OOos
From til. msnphi. Avalanche, Get. !,

We are panied beyond measure to record the de-
structon by fire last night of the machine shop
attached to the extensive foundry of Messrs Qunby
4 Robinson, situated the batture at the foot Of
Poplar street. When the flames were first discov,
cred they were confined TO the place where the
boiler was stationed, but after they were extin-
guished, fire was seen to issue from large number
of wooden patterns slowed IN the cellar Some Of
the engines were promptly on the spot. among
them the steamer, but the difficulty Of obtaining
water and the bursting of the hose Ct the steam
IRE engine when it WaT obtained, presented such
difficulties that the eenent had obtained too much
Roadway to be subaued, and the building and most
of it's contents were consumed.
The structure was large three story brick and
cost $50 600. In it were elk brass 6spouieer cans
non, finished and several others unfinished. The
cannon that were finished were rescued and
the others will not be materially damaged not HAYS
ing been bored. The lathss, three partially uutishS
ed iRgines and very large nGmSer OF patterns,
together with three thousand barrels of coal
in the cellar. were destroyed. The machinery used
by Iinby Il Robinson is said TO have been among
the best in the Southern Confederacy, and at this
uneture cannot be replaced.
For the ba1t four months this establishment has
been very useful having turned out on average,
one cannon per day, a2d the lose (Which we trust
will be temporary will be felt Throughout the
country.
The total damage to QuiEby & Robinson cannot
be less thai $50 000 while the loss to the c0unty
is almost ncalculable. TLey were Insured in tie
.Erna for S2O,5O0, but that is worthless
There many Eurmises az to the origin Of the
cOnfagratiOn, which was prevented from spreading
only by the most strenuous exertiOns The engineer
of she establishment is Represented being most
careful man. Il was his custom TO procure kinlp
ling and coal which was placed in the engine room
for the purpose of lighting the fires in the morning
The comsustibe material was first discovered to be
fire, but when eKtinguishei the flames broke out
in the old patterns in another part OF the buildings
as above stated. Some think it was the work of "a
incendiGry, while otherI say it was the rssult OF
csrelessness. However this may be, the calamity
is public one, and will be deeply felt through ous
the South.
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scTIpiures for me soIdI.rs

The Tennessee Bible Society will soon have Oh
hand-beginning with the first part Of October
so coo copies of the New Testament Scriptures
pocket edition, in muslin; Stereotyped printed and
bound in Nashville. These books wish 20 be CIV
to our brave soldiers, that all may possess tbs
sacred treasure.
lie. each aud every chaplain Of Tennessee VoluH.
teers. inform US ~ the number of copies needed
for his regiment. and we will send to hiE address
where lac may direct as full lot Of New Testament
only that chsplAns superintend the distribution and
report the work d0ns, ard the results thereof
far observed by them. In the Absence Of chap
laius. the colonies, or other field officers, are re
guestsd 70 Communicate with US, Sither personally
or by proxy, this subj e. The soldiers Of other
Safes slso viii DC supplied by Us 10 the extent Of
oar ius snE
T0'our MEMBERS and auxiliIriss, wishing to Sii as
il this work IF rel SiOa and patriotism, the Ne "
Testament viii be fsrUi.hed for csEh at 81 20 psr
dozen, ard the Testament ana Palms at 81 SO per
z.n. TO other Bible Societies throughout the
S1uih. aad Gsn-yolen. individuals wishing to pro.
moe The same good object, ihe New TsstIment will
b. furnished al 81 80 per dozen, and the Testament
and PsslIns al 81 50 per dozen.
D51atIOus so.icitgd-remit by letter. Ten dollars
viii upPy whole company and One Hundred Dol
las whole regiment. Let chaplans-snd all
others, wheth8r wishing to give or receive donations
address, W. C. Johnson,
Cor. Sec ard Gen'I Ag't,
Sept %, 1861. Nashville, Tenn.
Eii.ors favorable to a benevolent enterprizs for
the benefit of noble and patriotic soldiers
requested to COPY.
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PRICE, y.

Ter single copies %
Bsksells viii be furnished at Wholesale At Gle per dozen,
ArsaSonibs icoEut will Be nldB 1POn iArss orders from
Wholesale dealers
gentleman lady in the Osnfs5eras sates, Orlsi
for eas Of ten psrrons (sl0 will b f1rnihed With sonP
ry copy q the work. with Tia saks Ofhs Ladies sOdsI
RsrGf Eoesty.
Edtors Of nsHpEFsn The coafdAts states Who give pub
cy this viii net only promote Tho benevolent and patriotic
purpose Eah The entire proau will Be appropriated, but they
vii aid In circulation OF Eork which ought TO be in he
hands Of every Southern family.
0rds FER books 0Fothsr sOmnunicatols relating there
10, mar A,dssse5 II Ms FELcA G. FOAr, President Of
the "Laies Soldiers Relief sOcisty.' ortOtas
Southern Meth Odist PuBFIshinE HOnse,
sepes-R BGAP EsshTiIls. Tenn
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a HANDSOME TEsTINoNI L-We saw yesterday a
fine gold headed cane, which DAxIEL f. CARTER,
Esq had been commissioned to purchase and present
TO Mr.. A PATTERSON. Il bears the following in
ssription: ITO A. PATTERSON, from Company B.,
Goek City Guards, 1861" Mr.. PATTERSON took
charge Of lot of Ioihiug and other articles sent
from this city to the company. and took them
through in person, and this testimonial from the
company is an acknowledgement of his attention in
this testimonial
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seasOnabIe Ready-Made Clothing
Removed.

ID EN- FsHsLDs CO have just received l4rpe IN voice.
ID which tie eonsgneF wishes to close in lot bargzia.
sep t-du BENZ. y. SHIkL 4 co.
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In these sttsI We have all the Advantage Of he auoSs
elegant llcd yis, bis extensive inCrms too hlo
heal 1TsstEan lie has cloIey subject
AETsry, IN all ia beaagS lie iaieS he idea Of the anGl
Ies Of ssVuy Porry The ADVANTAGES Ehh E0s It. azd
tie nee1 y Of its contnua on Correctly Approaching
pol c Of tns opponents OF sAy aud the dangers which
would 70 log tn soess Of the kepub n party, from his
10 the Ola verdi IT owed from the em1ttersd contest
his fellow country sA the breakers Cd sur
rolnd ne snip o. stss Th' salt which be sPFrehsndsd
a-d frs,1l is Up N Us"
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Fios.'tl. EIII,.H, CXr;,t:an 45roe,t.

'NT Wilkins hss male hook which should like 70 haEs
Tech EGroP= an he ALsated aud into languages,
and DO t work nakny and correcting public OBinor
which he Erg ISL prss have pAme % upon the
word Theresder should bear in mind that q LISTERS
10 conEfant1op though pabiislsdia Nashville.
A the writ uFtsy predicted uany sTen that have
Ped the CT the manuscript drie1 eannct but
eonhte 10 his Esnertl peczlAiisss fsu ded tr0s
ph9soPhy His tone isel and thoughtful; his hsriEon oesr
sai The partisan sunk In The Bis position
abroad Afforded hin opportunities possessed b. but
few Ct bis fellow rynsn, for acquiring insight ato The
real oPin oD AMI Ee"gs and ge-erb public ssntnsnt o.
Europe
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM RICHMOND.
sPsS-i s'PAi'A . the xa.Arnl, unisn ana Au.risas.
RIcHxoxD, Oct. ?.
The Coast defence,

R5cHxOSD, Oct. ?.
The Coast Defence.
capt Mansfield Lovett, formerly Of the Uuitsd
States Army and lately Captain Of the New York
o''y IuaFds' has been appointed Brigadier General
IN the FFOTiaiOnal Army of the Confederate States.
Orleans.
49,. rom western Virginia.
Ao'iceS nave been received from Gen. LEE's
emp 70 the 9Th ult The enemy was in sight, and
ooth armies occupied the same mountain. There
bad been 'kr nishing between the outDOs,s. but no
general engagement had taken place.
From the Potomnc
Ihe FederaiS now occupy Nnusops Hill our
frees having fallen back
Gen Van Dorm has been assigned to dusv On the
Potomac.
Release Of McGraw aad aar,..
Harry AeGraW, Of Penn, has been rsIa.so5 -,
parole, and Arnold Harris, Of Washington. pnoo,.
diaonally Both were taken prisoners after the
battle OF the 2lst July while looking for the BODY ~
Colonel Cameron.
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Frgas q. N,si ciHe Ezansr.

Hr vi luEhas pestnei IN tie series o. able
letters sucnct history Of hs institution OF savery on hs
A. eczn Unneni it, nhuences upon The general welfare u
try, tracing the elements ofoPpoEo1 70 IT, exhtissi
By No them fan sm culmina sg last ia the organization
sf seoEa party dengned oVsrTsT that insRti0n and
BY Hkhh the Csu mberment Of tbs Uniou ehsc.d
Eathor has bis subject plO oPhic statesman and
the res1lt Of his "a vii prove iaetabs addition
- s nth.Tn lihelAlnra-I
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We areAuth7Tiss5 lantun;e Hon. JonET HOUSE ca
date represent Ias Ah district in tbs cSng q the Con
feisTse EtaeF. ost5-e
We afa auisoTiISA announce Il P. KBEBLE elnddAte
t1represenI TIA az strict in Congress Of tie
atss. ost3-ts
We sre au.horiasF 10 announce ". H. BIWITr OF s1h
county, = for ths nIst Confsde ate CoH
Ere tn Perm Constitution, fro lhe Fourth Csa-
6Tesaza District Aaess.e the HOYvmScT election.
spI5-lte
We autAcr.E1F announce ?. P. SAUNDERS czaI-
date for Congress r. lie Seventh Cong DtA At
Tie NoyeIRl eT el5.ttl sspti7-itds
sutLorfset Z. E. THOMPSON, OF WilIOs,
csUd late fer &C. from hs Fifth CongeII oEsl pa
trict, al tie No c2bg. ieEtOR. sepl3-tts
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l0RZU ALABAMA

FEIHtS houshing school opened its eighth annual tern p
inst wits fall Fasaty and large and steadily increasing
number u pupils
Pupils charged from begi7ninE Of the month during Whh
they enter The loeacn safe and pleasant Catalogues
taning fall Fartsulars snt application the President
ConfedsRte Bonds and Treasury Notes taken par
- j. G.. WILSON, President
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Another Escape from a Federal Prison---
4 &erIns OF RenarEnhIe AhEantarss.

We had an interview yesterday with Lieutenant
Dunn0t, OF tie Confederate army, wh7 effected his
escape from the Federal prison ~ Waa!ilgtm o.
Wed7es6sy, the iStn inst. Leutcneut 4. w4s csp
tured in the battle CT Manassas, near tie USary
House having been decOyed by the enemy (wko had
possession of our sgn.D into close proximity with
body OF 200 men.
During the entire night previous to his escape, he
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-03

A. J. FIELD, Esq This gentleman has been ap-
pointed assistant superintendent of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad for the Memphis Branch,
and is located at Bowling Green. Mr.. FIELD was
compelled to leave Louisville weekG!since, on
accoun. of his fidelity to the South and it gives US
great pleasure to announce that he has been thus
called for. For many years connected with the
Road ss General TICKET agent, ne has q thorough
knowledge of all the details, and is most efficient
and faithful cfiicer. He ia truly the right man in
the right place.
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THE DAHV II lgle copies of our paper can be
bad at the couU groom at five cents. News boys
and other dealer sre furnished at two and a half
cents per cory. We make this statement because
are nformsa that the news boys are IN the habit
Of selling single opies at ten cents and mere, al
lodging that ths psper costs them ave cent?.
seplo-Gff
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Mes niger CT the Senate

septl2-td
We horiEc' 20 sunorpee JOHN heCLARIN, Of sur
cosnty dae for Assistant Clerk Of the Senate
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- DCLAMATION.
Isham &. Lgar-ts, Governor OF the state
CT Tennessee.


Whereas, Ils Government of the Confederate
States hayips ri upon me, through General AL
DIET SiuxrY -rr 'sx, for THIRTY THoJsAXS 1RoyPs,
for iramsdia. Sc gce in addition to those alresdy
in the field 80 scs ass my duty 70 proclaim to the
gallant ciJza . Tennessee that their coun ry
demands thei- -e-s ses.
Camps o. e.. "a Toas viii be established at X ssh
vile. MsmyH. 7 o1vIle, Jackson. Trenton and at
such other Po.uts may be necessary for ne aS-
eoslu5Is,i.a % le troops, whore they will be
mustered s.J he .erTioe Of the CSHfsderstS States
by Cam-s-I-. 3 tsllIons and Regiments, As they
may present. ths selves, except Cavalry, Which
viii lie received = companies bGtallioHI. The
trools having the gilt to elect thsir SHn company,
battalion ard Re. aenta! osacsrE, except surgeons,
Qusrtermas,srs } commiSsarieE, which will be
appointed By tn President. VoluntserI for the
war ars greatly .ferred, but will be accepted for
the term Of twel- months
1t is e2rnsstly Tgsd upon all vhs, may be able
to DO so to supply AemselvsE with the moSt Ssetivs
arms the eount-r affords, such tie Tennessee
ride, the double ] single barrel shot gun. Thsae
arms will be reP cd by furnishing the troops With
the regular arE gun at the earliest practicable
. period
Judging from past l know that it is only ne
eassary to notify C gallant Of Tennessee that
their services are eeessary TO the comon defence,
and they viii pro- pity and nobly respond ts the
call, thus perPss-ating our claim to the proud
tide of The Volunteer State
To arms fells~ country men, to arms! Let there
be no delay. insoIent mereenaries of the
Federal Co7err1 Al are threatening an invasion of
our hom5s, froz every exposed PoAt upon our
border.
Let cur gallant stizsn sOldisry assemble in such
numbers, and pre- forward with such spirit upon
the hircling nyad y, as will hurl them back upon
those who sent TIA ?! Let Us call together army
sufficient not cny rsPal invasion, but to Fanish
the aggressor.
To FL this rss- siSon of the Government Of the
Confederate Sta.s2 I, IaHAX G. HARRIS, Governor Of
the State Of TGBE see, by virtue Of the authority
in me vested, de s.rsby proclaim, that 1 will &C.
eept fer the service Of the Confederate States,
above specified, T. STr THoulAxB ToLUETRERS
-, In tea. Rsy whereof, l, Is1LH G. Harris,
L. S. Govern Is Aforesaid, hATs hereHuto set
(--l ny hans nd caused The great seal of the
State to be sf8xs at the Executive Department,
ia Nashville, his, the 18th day Of September,
A D. 1851.
By the Goverss IszAH G. HIEKE
J.E.RBH Secretary Of State
Patriot, AVslSs ts, Appeal, West Tennessee Wing
and Rockville Rs ter viii copy.
g. R RAY. Secretary 81 State.
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DIsS0IuttOa.

TENHR eopsrtnsrShip hereors t4srg between the user
signed, under the srE 81 IHosrsOs, EP.RAT & 90
his Gay dissolved ~ nutus sonSsn John n erry aud
he Spsrry retiring from the hrm. TIE bu9infEs sol
thu ~ Mr.. Rex. rhonpRn IN style Of Rosr
THOArsoa CO who Nilt pay all claims against Ara
and acne Authorized % rss the firm liqui
R0BT. TaOAa SsUN
LOHN y. s1ERRI
HENRY EPGRRT
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roe preme JudgeshIP.

We SU.kcrlpCC ADnJUnos A. ). hAkCHbANAf, 81
county the supreme Court st the slss
the 1t Ucher I'll the vacancy OocsSOned - tAa
resiLuz-inu 0f Z 3. .-UthsTs &ugeste.
We are au' h-vzad luounes BLOOMPTELD RIrLEYa
didse Tor Judcso r. Supreme Court fiji the
csSioned by the resi- suen Of the Hon L. CsIuthegI
u-.V-e
csD5i Jp6- Il ts Supreme Court at the ectsn an
tie Gett azg Cl.E- aug 5-ti-
We are s9.lGri,-. announce W. p OOOPKK, Bss zs
candidate Ter - the suqres Court the election
the aftE day ~ G1ES-ts
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GeneraI Oraers, No. IS.

F0KF HENRY, Tenn. River,
Angus. 23d, 1861.
All absent Officers and soldiers belonging TO this
Post are directed to join their respective commands
Immediately. By orders of HEINAN
Col Commanding at Fort Henry.
". L M0CoNMCo. Adiutant
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Rare CHNCs-On Saturday, October 9TH, will
be sold to the highest bidder for cash, two fne
young mares with fold by jack and three fine
mules two of which are ready for active service.
Sale to take place en- Public Square in this city,
II o'clock a. H.
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We have just now examined at NJ BEARII book
store. the fac portrait Of President DAVIS, which
Mr. D4vI presented to the SoldeYs' Relief Socist,
and take the liberty to call ear readers Jtssn
ton to the beautiful picture Of shild painted from
an ambrotype, taken after death Not less wonder .
full than rare is the artistic Eift Of recalling and
perpetuatng the lifeliks features Of the dead it
is displayed in this portrait. It is exposed q! Nr.
FREENLN's
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HAVING tails d'y sols to Mr.. Bobt Ia HpI n eur entire
iatSest in the STOCK n0tS and ouuts OF TcupEoa,
Sperry Co. take p in TsaSansnlias bin 70 a
frssacs and PttFSss 81 ia cid ara.
JOHN y sPEEEY.
HaNET SPERRT-
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Sept. 2s.h, ls61-dIw

RecRVrrs WASTED-To serve in the 10th Regiment
now in Kentucky. They will be required to serve
only the balance Of the term-nine months. Any
one wishing to join viii meet the undersigned at
DExovHLE L Co.'s on Friday next, at II o'clock, or
at the cfHce of LITTox BosrTcK They viii meet
Corporal BATTLE. A. j. ADAMS, 81
Lieut 2Oth Regiment
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URI0N AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.


Save sn TSur -ags-eotton, fax, hemp, 30, and
send them 10 e. -ket, where you can realize three
cents pound.
The Sout1 RS oat more such goods than tive
such Norths and st the North saves double the guam
tity Of rags or Lsking psper. Let this he changed
hereafter ssvs he rags TO make paper, and there
nv ssRa re u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-03

Fo8 RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in tn
Union and American Buildings. Apply at thu
office. feczS u
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Huntsville Female College,

IL ihO5s Indebted 10 tie hrm o. 7h5npsoa sperry
~ viii ease come forward without daAy ard psy
n,ent- at No ~ Narkeg street.
Sesteuate- Is. 81 - ROBT THONPSOV K co
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LEG sLATTVE OFFICES.
PrLncir \ CIerk ID the ssnal

Princiv 4 Clerk of the SsnaGes
are su:horiS, to FRANC n PAUL, late A.
OF the seuste OF r lsSses. EuglS-H
Asststa { clerk of the Senate.
We suhoiiSe. onnnouros JULIUS A. TRoUsBALB As
sePtis-a -
We are au hos,s 20 sunoupes JOHN MecLARIN Of SUN
me- O. date for Assistant Clerk Of the s'nsts
Mss~ niger OF the Senate.
WeTeaatharss announce R J. PATTERSON as can
ddIs Tor Mes ENG u tie ne Of Tennessee. ssp27-5t5f
We are sUtho-ize 70 ,rn5uuce JAMES o'CoNELL, Of
Tennessee. Gspt. 4.
We auhoriE,5 to announce JULIUS B. BRIDGES, o;
keAinn, as a candle lie for hsEsngE of the senate
PrincIp l clerk of the Heuse.
We AUTHORISED a-n1urce THos. BROOKS, CT smith
ressntEive5. tep27-dtie
Wear autbo-rs- 6, announces SAM T. Brown, Of Cheat
s.ntatiyss. sepl5
We are authorized % announces FRS RJsswUHM as q
candidate PrhSPAl Ce4 Of the Houss Of Representatives.
We arc Authorised 70 aBnoupos W FARMER, Of sOn.r
Vile candidate FOR Principal Clerk of the house Of RsT
a AssIstazsr Clerk OF the House.
We are su,hOrizss =, announce WILLIAM J. PARKEs Of
Williamson as ear dats fer FirSs Assistant CLERK Of the
We are suihorzsd to aBnsupos n VAN DYKE, of Ne
MIN candidate 'oT Assistant ork the House Of Rep
EngrossE clerk OF the House.
We authorised announce W. II. MerT, OF DeKaIS
county candid < EngrOssng clsrk Of he HOuss q EP
We are authrrzs4 &c announce THoS. L. BArRMAS, q
Nashville cnts:e for EHEroang Clerk Of the houSs Il
Representatives.
Assistant Door.Kseper CT the House.
Wssre authorize Gnseu7os JOHN 6. BRAEsToRB, -
Saith candid for AsaLnt DOorXeeper Of the N0E
Houe % Represe1u q. ssPle-atd"
wesre suth,ri,.s ,npoupc, @. n. ooWAKp1Sa a e,nsi.
date for Assistant Be Keeper Of the n'uSs Of Representatives
Of Tennessee LeEislS AuE9O-ts
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Ell OOFN, Esq. of Sumner county, came sin vol
UNFAIRLY yesterday, without solicitation, AMI sub
scribed s 500 to the Confederate States Loan.
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There will be meeting of the Soldiers Relief
Society Of Edgefeld at the Tulip street Church,
tomorrow FRIDAY at 3 O'clock. The ladies are
requested to attend, Mas. ". II. LuCAs, Pres.
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The-numeroua friends of ARxoLD HARRIS will be
glad to learn that dispatch was received from bin
by friend in this city, stating that he had been
released uucoudsioasly"
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More TaiIOTs Wanted.
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. -.-,
G. W. CUSxNGHLN,
Assistant QuartermaStsr.
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Letters on slavery from the Old world,
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James iliAEs lass Auister to Constaan0ps
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attention Of TIE Whsle EOGld valuable e0ssbutiop d Ssutb
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