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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-06
Nan o. Ra.aeEzs c.rL.llaa Assoaa.e.

"r. Williams has made sook which should like 70 have
reach Europe and Be translated and into their languages
ana DO It's WORK making and correcting public 0Sinoo,
which The BEG and northern press have pae the
world Thereafter should bear IN mind that these letters
we're writ en- Consznnop though pubasd IN Nashville.
the surtey predicted events that have trans
pired since Of the manuspt dsd cannot bot
eonadsncs In his general seculssns - founded In true
phlosophy His calm and oushfui his horizon clear
and Wds The pazilan sunk In the American. His position
broad AFFORDED hin opportunities possessed By but
FEW bis fellow oountynen for acquiring an insght into the
gsrops.n
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FKoN MANAssAa-The Orange train Saturday
evening brought nothing Of interest from Manas
sas, further than reports of Ekirmishes between
scouting parties Of ths two armies, in which 81
usual the Yankees were Worsted. The battle
which has been 30 imminent for several DAYS
seems now to be farther of than ever, as we learn
no considerable force of the enemy can now be
found anywhere near our lines, and it is supposed
they have retired to their Entertainments. The
anxiety for fight before going into winter quar-
tiers, il represented to be universal among both
our men and officers, who feel very confident in be-
ing able to defest their opponents. 1t seems now,
however, to be doubtful whether they will be graft
fed or not.-Lu nchLurq RfpublieQn. Dec 9,
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ARRlsT OF LINCOLN RKcaUIrNG OFFlcER.
rett Hall, formerly OF Morgan county, Tenn, bul
who for some months has been with the Eat Ten.
nessee Lincoln troops in Kentucky was arrested in
that county on Monday last, and brought to this city
By Confederate troops. We understand that, when
arrested, he was acting in the capacity of recruit
ing officer for Lincolns army in Kentucky. He il
represented as desperate man, and in making the
arrest he shot by one of the Confederate party
but, we understand, not severely wounded. Con-
siderable curiosity was manifested by the citizens
on his arrivsl-eVery body wanting to get peep at
the mule" BE was lodged in the city j2il-Rncs-
vile Register, Dec. f.
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RsadInE matter oa Every Page.
TENNESSEE LE0lsLATURE.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, DECAXBER 5, 1861.
The Senate met at nine O'Clock, Mr.. Speaks
CHKATHAM presiding, and, after q prayer by thu
Rev. DR.. Baldwin, the journal was read
Mr.. BARTON presented petition from the Di
rectors Of the Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap AND
Charleston Railroad. Read, and referred to the
Committee on Internal Improvements.
Mr.. TANEY presented memorial, from certain
citizens of White county, praying relief from mo
nopOlies snd spectators, which was read and or
dered to be transmitted.
Mr.. MAXWELL, from the Committee on the ia.
dietary, returned House bill No. 49, to amend an
act entitled actto regulate certSin criminal pr1c
tice and House bill No IS, to extend the uriadic-
ton Of quorum courts and recommended their
passage. Also, House bill No. g. to amend an aci
entitled act TO abate the suits OF aliens and re-
commended that il lie on the table to await the
action Of the House Senate bill of EimiIGF pur-
port. Mr.. Maxwell also returned back Senate bill
No g. 10 prevent waste Of grain, with addition
al section. Also, Senate bill No. "a to protect the
rights Of married women, and asked TO be diI-
charged from further confederation.
Mr.. NORRIS, from the Special Committee on Ac.
counts of the Capitol Commissioners reported that
the committee have examined aaid accounts and
fad them correct.
Mr.. BARROW entered motion OF reconsidera-
ton Of the vote laying House bill No. 81, to pro-
vide for the comfort Of Tennessee troops, on the
table.
Mr.. BURTON entered a similar motion to the
vote rejecting Senate bill No 2S, to amend the
revenue laws
Mr.. NORRIS introduced resolution requiring
the keeper Of the Penitentiary 10 employ such
force ss necessary to remove the rock and Fnbbish
from the Capitol grounds
A special message was receive from the Gov
ernor, nominating S. D. Morgan, James WOODS,
and r. G. AcNsiry, Commissioners OF the Ordnance
Bureau. which message was read and transmitted
20 the House.
House resolution to pay the Electoral College
WAS coucurred in, ayes IT, noes none.
Senate bill to protect the property Of married
women, was rejected on Its third reading, ayes TO-
noes 10.
Senate bill to prevent TIE distillation Of spirits
discussed. after its second reading, by Messrs
Wilson, Of Lawrence. Maxwell and HaVron in the
alternative and in the negative Messrs. Jones,
Norris, Anderson and others. The bill WAS then
passed
The Senate took a recess to and half O'Clock.
AFTERNOON sBslloE
The Senate reGIsembled at ~ O'Clock.
Bills Nos. 30 and 81 being the special order, the
Senate proceeded to their consideration.
On motion Of Mr.. JONES, the Senate went into
Committee of the Whole, Mr. Cardwell 10 the chair.
After discussion, motion of Mr.. HILDRErH,
the COMMITTEES rose and reported progress.
Without disposing Of the bill, the Senate ad-
journed
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Those desirouE Of purchasing Gne reaidence
near the city-win attend the sale CT A. Il. FORD'I
LANDS, at the Court House, at IL O'Clock on satur-
day the It'll also will be sold some heavily tins
bered lands III! acres) two fns building lots Of
seven or sight acres each. These lands are on the
MurfreesbOrO Turnpike Road, two miles and half
out, and no cash required. St
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A CAPrUEE.-The Federals continue to make in
cursions in the county of Fairfax, whenever they
think there is an opportunity of committing mean
outrage without danger Of immediate retaliation.
Last Wednesday, large body Of their cavalry sur
rounded the village Of DraneIVille, and made priE
onerE Of several citizens including Mr.. Csrper, Mr.
Coleman, Mr. Day and his son. The Federal Colo
ners horse was shot BY Mr., 7. Coleman, who was
concealed in the bushes but he was afterwards dis
covered, fired upon, and MORALLY wounded
Richmond Dispatch, Dec. 2.
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Gibson county Tennessee, with an enrolled mill
cis force, year ago, of three thousand has now
nineteen full companies in the field, numbering
eighteen hundred men. This fact the Standard
thinks will relieve that county from draft and it
is urged should sntitle it to the honorable dstinc
ton OF being 'ths volunteer county of the Volun-
teer State"
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TEoH EAST TErEEsSEs.-A private dispatch from
Knoxville, received in this city Last evening
brings information that several skirmiaheE had
occurred between the Lincolntes and Confederstea
near Morristown, with what result was not stated
Gen. Carroll with his command had left Knoxville
for the infected diEtrict-hemphis appeal, Dec. 4.
The Knoxville Register Of the 4th makes no men
ton of this movement
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Governor LzTHCEE, in an official statement, Gays
the amount expended by the State Of Virgins, for
war purposes, aizce her secession exceeds ak mil
hons Of dollars, and that every demand agAinat her
has been considered and disposed Of; and that eve
ry demand allowed has been paid on presentation
at the Treasury.
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FURNISHING ARMS TO VoLuNTEERs.-We learn that
"a e Government has determined not to give arms
10 volunteers for twelve months es long rs it has
troops offered for the war TO q number greater
h an can now be armed Where volunteers are en-
isted for the war the Government will supply them
with arms in proportion to the several States ten
derrng such Observation-Disclosures Examiner, No
rGnkR 80
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N.,uYnLg. Nov. 2s. lsGl.

NAtHvILLE, Nov. e, 1861.
All companies whaling to BE- attached to the S0th
regiment, Tennessee volunteers, will report them
selves to General W. c. WRITTuoRxE at the capitol,
who will give them the necessary instructions as to
the plIce of RENDEZVOUS, camp eqaipaga, transport
taton, mastering officer, &s.
Companies to form battalion Of Cavalry will
also be received wv. HAD Col.
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PRICES.

Boosslss Wiz furnished uhoals Il SIC per dcEen4
ressozass disssunt will - made uPsa IArsS sds5 Su
Ehoiesals dealers.
Any gentleman LADY the oonsdaats States ordriog
fer Slub Of persons slO will b furnhsd With eousl
nszAy copy Of the work, Wh TIA tanks Sfhs LAdss sOd
Relief sosisty.
Editors Of nSwpaPeIu Is osnfsdsrAtstEtss VIE pub
Lefty this will emily prOmSts The benevolent AID patriotic
purpose the entire proH viii Be appropriated they
will aid in The sreuaon Of VOrA Ehsh OaEht In the
hAndlpf agery Southern Anily.
UPords FER books Ohfr sOmDancHtons relating thsre
to- may Addressed Nm FOETER, President u
tie Ladies soIdierI' Re ief Society !" or to As
Southern HeIhOaIst Publishing Honse,
Nashville Tenn.
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TIE DALY.-Sinsle copies of our paper can be
had at the count ng room at five cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
are informed that the news boys are in the habit
of selling single copies at ten cents and MORE al
lodging that the paper costs them I've cent?.
sepl9-du
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MORE YANKEE DEPREDATIOSs.-We ere informed
that number Of Yankee marsuderS from Smith
land and Paducah, came up the Cumberland 9
few days since and going into Caldwell county
near Princeton, stole and drove OF with them
four hundred hogs and eighty beeves beloning to
the Southern rights men in that county. The
scoundrels succeeded in making good theiF escape
Louisville Courier Dee. S.
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From. tIs ElsAvIs Bannsr.

r Williams has presented in the series Of able
Istte suecinct history Of the Institution Of slavery on
Aecan Continent It's influences the general welfare of
thseountry tracing the elements Of opposition exhibited
by Northern tssn eliminating Ast In The organization
party designed 70 overthrow that inSuOn AID
by which GiSuembsnent Of The UHlo1 ELECTED The
has subject phlosophe statesman, and
his lASors viii prove nestinEbe addition =
genuine Southern Hierature'n
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Ea$TS9 Dr. KING, formerly Of New York, Tor tie
sS@a@A four years louisville Kentucky and WHO
3Vse5 h attention tbs treatment OF pvate diseases
thirty yerrs aers himself having attended to practices fer
s1y years and many thousand be Ii eusbd 70
All 5Geas sf privats naturs matter how bal they may
from Invdc.suS medical treatment, from neglect Of their
Dr. Ringa Dsyensay No. q Deadrck street. between oheJ
md the sGusre he all diseases Of private nature
oroRHRA Cared without nsuSous nsdcns intsrisrsaos
ron buEipesg-
gTlcTuREs sfOd recent date sEsct-EIZ cured IN few
5.vgby an operation which casses no pain Where scuE
s health Cannot enjoyed Perhaps ne disease causes
s1isebief and undermiaes the Constitution % much.
ggzTLIE with all diseases ofthe skin, growing out
t ~ treatment can eGectualy cared in few dsya.
szs1L particular attention having been given "a
mis- sssse and all the gIsWns out brought
on In many cases the destructive habits Of inoonsderat
Youths and excessive irdugence OF the passions neglect Ct
S;b I die constitution rendering the sub
Al sT buspsss or society, and causing premature old
Fsraea WIG sy iabonE With dtculy OF TIA Won't
nav rsst assured ofl1aneiiais rsief -
PerScnI resdng abroad BY writing aEd stating their Nb
- srcossd directed Dr. A. King, Ne. g Deadck street.
NaSVis TanR will hagshe necessary medicine sent 10 heI
5d-S WITH necessary drecocs sct secrecy observed oGes
soar from o'clock N the morning untl sn he sVsnsg ~
Rays5.lsSS-SkVb -
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To the Absent Officers and Prlvntes sf IN
sem Regiment Tennessee Volunteers.
You are hereby commanded to report yourselves
to Capt LOWELL or Lieut. HuxT, at the Commercial
Hotel, in this city, by O'Clock on the 81 December
to proceed to your destination.
By order of J. W. HEAD, Colonel Commanding,
CS. DoUGLAss, Adjutant.
Nashville, Nov. Is 1851.
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From tAS EasGszs Pasrios.

an these srs, have all the advantage 81 the authors
elegant lusd rye his extensive informs Hoa, and hle
sophal inVesaaOn He has closely stadi5d as subject
slavery, all IL bearings He rsfates he idea o. The hnal
slavery porrsys the advantages which Gov from
he nesess ~ Of oontinuson. Correctly apprehendinE
policy Of oppsnsn Of slavery, and the dangers Which
would EosH Of the Republican party from hs
IN ths Old world owed from the smoered esnest
arDst h, fellow eountyen against the brsxksrS
rounded the ship Of ete. The rtBzt which he appTshended
"A EretoId Is upon us.n
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RAILROAD PROM MANASSAS TO CENIREVHLA-We
AreIinfOrmed that lsborers being hired through
the Quar-. ermasters office, for the Immediate con
structon Of railroad from Manassas to Centreville
As it il estimated that the work will require two
forded Of the intention of our forces TO winter in
the region Of the PJtomac.-Richmoni Esamiasr,
Ho,
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Provisions, &c, n TE1As.-A correspO ndent OF
the Houston (TexaA) Telegraph, from Austin, Rays
The people in this section better CT this year
than they have been for years-abundant crops, the
whole country alive with hogs-Sales of beef-eon-
tinually a demand for wool, indeed everything
seems to have gone well with the people. Pork
will be worth from 70 cents, and bacon or
cents this winter. The Germans are making very
excellent quality Of cheese, and in great abundance
saw $50 pounds sold yesterday by one man, and
twas OfVery fine faVOr-price Is cents per pound,
though it is frequently sold at l2{ cents. Fine but
ter, too, is plenty and sold at Is cents per pound
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No11.. Correspondents.

We win esteem It special aver our friends and eOespoa
dents in the various divons and Of the Confederate
orees viii furnish With all the gossip sAd proper b
placed the public We wish to make our paper both an
Interesting and visitor to the tent Of every soldier
rng our battles independence Their letters should Be
addressed 10 rs At Nashville TSnnI
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hn,tcn 10 Cnndihnren.

Circulars o. candidates inserted In the UEoN AMzRIsA
be PAD for other business nst Gua the payment
cured publication This rule vii be enforced
inheziy M either Of candidates their friends
will hereafter inserted this pspe any other terms
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N AsHVILLE .
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 9, 1851.


Those friends arriving IRON TIE donRiOns Of King LIZ
who MAJ AAys sopiss 81 tbs Louisville, oiacAnAa q
northern papers, will confer spscal svSr On ech ope'sve
and The public By leaving then alto ONCE In hssnre WIN
tie least deSy pessbs We will ehserfEy pay any expense
Incurred In preeurinR than.
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kIsSoUEIAEE FLREISG PROM OPPRsssIox.-The
Waco (TexAS) SOVth Vest, Of the l4sh ult., says
scarcely day passes that from one to dozen
wagons are not seen in that town accompanied by
men, women and children-White and black
fleeing from oppression in Missouri. Many have
barely escaped with their clothing, and have been
compelled to abandon homes, crops and all they
possessed. The accounts they bring of affairs in
Missouri, far exceed in horror any Of the details
in the papers. Many Of them, a. soon as they can
get homes fer their families, intend returning to
assist in sIpelling VLndAl hOrdeE who are now
desolating their once peaceful and happy homes.
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Ina note to one Of Editors Of Union and american,
Mrs PoLE WhO inspection the brOofSbess we're
submitted, expresses the following opinion
rad, With much pleasure, the proosshess Of
work, prsE4 Letter. slavery rum The Old WorlI,
With letter addressed to Lord BIoughsn written b.
james Williams late Minister to ConSantiDoPs IL
vigOr Of thought the subj occupying
attention Of whole EOrda valuable contribution south
Literature will be read with great interest Il The present.
day"
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Wanted Immediately, 10000 bushels corn, deliv-
cred at race track, or at our Pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which we win
pay the highest market price in caah.
E. NJ BgucE Il Co. Agents @. S. A.
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Nhoea Tor sale.

1900 pair mems asserted Brogans By J. ".
WARD i Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them at
EVANS & Co. Oct 70 1851. diff
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KETTLES ANs Bank Mn1s.-Stoek' or saltpetsr
Kettles and Bark Mills for sale at
nov 1, dim WooDs, YHIrNLS 4 Co.'S
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THEz INsU h ANCE OFFICE


Opposite the Sewanee House, On College street, is
the place to obtain Insurance in some Of the Oldest
and NEST reliable Southern Companies. nov2o-tf
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JoYN W. GOULD. n J. THA4rUA. X. n. BLAKEMoRE.
GOULD. BLAKEMORE & CO.,
FoREARDKYG AND COKYLS10H KERCRAY7S,
No. Sc, Front Row, Memphis Tenn.
VETILL ray particular attention 70 Forwarding, Purchasing
wv and selling ksrSI usNse RRS PTeaB2s. RoVIS-SH
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AFTERNOON sBsIloE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

THURSDAY, DEeEKBHR 5, 1861.
The SPEAKER called the HOuIs to order a
nine O'Clock.
NEW BILLS.
The folio wing bills were introduced, read tbs
first time and passed:
By Mr.. GARNER, from the Joint Select Commit
tee on the Collection Of Debts: No. 2l3 To estab
lish the two term system Of the Circuit CcHrts and
for other purposes.
By Mr.. Parker No. 2l4-TO suppress trading
with slaves
By Mr. FLEMING: No. 2l5-To prohibit the
manumission Of slaves inherited by will.
By Mr.. HILL, Of Hamilton No. 2l6-To charter
the Bank of Hamilton, at Chattanooga.
By Mr.. HILL, Of Hamilton No. 2l7-To protect
fsh in creeks.
By Mr.. DUNLAP: No. 2IS-To enable admins,
traitors to settle with distributes.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were offered:
By Mr.. BUTLER /: No S4-Directing the Comp
trolier to Issue his warrant to the Door Keeper Of
the House for $3.50 to pay postage on documents
sent of by Senators and Representatives. Adopt.
ed under 8 suspension of the rule.
By Mr.. GARDNER No. 85-Requeating the Judges
of the Supreme ad Circuit Courts Chancellors and
Justices of the Peace, not to hold their courts dur
ing the continuance of the war, for the trial Of
cases wherein debts and money are involved. Lies
over.
ByNr. BUTLER No. SG-Instructing our SenL-
tors and requesting our Senator'S in Congress to
vote for bill to pay mail contractors and census
takers Lies over.
ByMr. BURCH: Ne. g7-To strike out the twen-
ty-fourth and tuentysxth sections Of the standing
rules of the House. Lies over
By Mr.. CUMMIES: No. $50 pay the Presiden>
tiAl electors. Adopted.
HO5sz BIL4 EKCoED K8ABIHG.
The following House bills were read second
time and disposed Of ~ indicated.
No. 128-rO aPportion hands on public roads and
for 9th Rejected
No. l05-For the beneht of citizens Of Stewart
county acting - minute men.
j. Several attempts were made to amend the bill,
when,
the table, ayes S. noes FL.
No. $50 smend the law in relation to retiring
Sherihs Rejected.
! No lsI-lo make the Registers ONCE Of East
Tennessee in relation to grants more complies
Passed.
No. l;s-Directory to public officers, and for
other purposes Passed.
No. iS4-To amend section ss25 Of the Code. Re-
tected.
J No. I36-To abolish the cfflce of Supervisor Of
Banks. Laid on the table, Senate bill for the
same object being before the House.
b No. 1910 change the time Of holding the Chan
,sry Court, for the counties of PerryGnd Decatur.
!, No. IH-For the relief of ths>Ovner,::Of the c.
6. HillmSn. Passed
No. I4O-To change the time Of holding the Chan
.ery Court for Fsyette comfy. Passed.
y A RECEss
On motion Of Mr.. FLEMING. the House took
ecess until half past two O'Clock.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
The following House bills we're read the second
line snd disposed OF a. indicated:
No. l42-TO establish = military organization In
Shelby county, to be known Ss the Shelby Legion.
Passed.
No. I46-To charter the Chattanooga AMI George
town Turnpike Company. Passed.
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One hundred thousand hoop poles wanted for the
Confederate Coopery.
nevl7dlw EN- BRUoE 4 Co.
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Our ofice has been this day removed to roonE
over Plantera Bank.
E. 4. BRrcG i Co,
Beef and Pork Packers for Government.
deal I'm.
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We call the attention Of our country friends
to the straying of number of Governmert cattle,
branded 3D." and request any parties having know
ledge of the same to report to the Government
Agents, E. N. BRUCE 4 Co, who viii pay liberal re-
ward for the return OF the cattle or any informs-
which will secure them, novI2dIw.
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NK7E have this day appointed agents Of and for The
w oonfsdeAs States Of Amsrsa for the purchasing
packing Hogs and Cattle and this and CarkSve district
and all Of Kentucky and therefore, solicit calls and
dsnee Of all parties having cattle and hogs SELL
rence with authorised agents each every county
II, BRUCE q CO.,
Nashville, Nov. 9, Clam Agents o. 3. A.
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VyxE oARPxEFERs to work for csnrsasraoy. Apply at
I'm. BRUCE CO.,
nevHSk GoVzHns1t Agents.
P.&a.et
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SPECIAL HoTECns.

DEa&z ha.s 20 N Prof Wos9s navEsss4 hSls
eaPR. ksad 81 4 Sni fHtarssa ysa.
naKs2-aEalV
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On 81 inst, the residence OIL 7. Brown IN this ETY.
ALEX. CARROLL, Of sth ArkarB Rsg n:n. company T.
ArkInh papers pleas coy.
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office.

APTANs Of eOnIanes Organised FOR the In any ef
tina Oonderats States 1l have arniihsd them By
attaching THAR companies my Tegmsnt formrg At So
vAnnah Aardia eEEny, Tsnass, at Viii plase can Be I'd
dyesaed. J, N. OEEWS,
fa Ida celousl Commanding.
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sHOOTHE ROLLER MsN WAkrED.-COnstsnt employ
ment and good wages will be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers BY applying
to WooDs, YEATNLS, 4 Co.
Nov. !, dim.