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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26
HOUSE oF REpREsENTATIvEs.

FRIDAY October %, 1861.
The Speaker called the House to order at
nine o'clock.
Near Bals-The following bills were intro
duced, read the first time and passed:
By. Mr.. HOdsdcn: No. 9l--FOr the relief
of the Tax Collector of Sewer county.
By Mr. Willard: No. o. Requiring the adj
ninistration oil oaths. [Requres the admin.
istTaiion OF an oath - all officers, civil and
military, 10 support the Constitution of the
Confederate States as Well as the Constitu
lion of Tennessee, and upon refusal of any
officer 10 take the cath, his place shall be d.
cEred vacant.
NaShUiIe and Aortltaoeste7n Raiiroad=-afr
Little offered resolution providing for a
joint select committee to inquire into the ne
ces>ity aud expediency of completing the
work on the Nashville and Northwestern
railroad ald that the committee be instructed
to report at as early day as practicable.
how much of the road is completed and in
running order; how much is unfinished; the
amount OF liability already incurred by the
State, and the amount necessary to complete
il, together with ans other Information that
they may consider useful TO the General As
senibiy in determining what action should b.:
had in regard to the road. Tue resolution
was adopted uEder IA suspension of the rule,
and The Speaker appointed Messrs. Little,
Lockhaft, Jones, Cummins, and Gardner the
committee on the part OF the HOuse.
Confederate States Senat0rs.--The two houses
. net in convention aad balloted ten times for
eEolifrderate States Senator, without etfaciing
al election. The vote for Henry, Ewing and
Caruthers on each ballot varying but little
from that Of yesterday.
On motion Of Senator Bumpass. the con-
venton adjourned to three o'clock.
& Recess Ga motion of Mr.. Estes, the
House took a recess until hali-past two
O'Clock.
House Rssol,stions-Mr. Lockhart offered a
resolution rendering the thanks of the House
to j. T. Whaling. for free passes to The mem
-bars during the session of the Legislature,
over The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
which was adopted under a suspension of the
rule. szi
Mr. Brooks (of Weakley,) resolution, in
regard To q feduction of the terms of the
Courts, was adopted.
Mr. Lockhart's resolution, in regard TO
speculation, was adopted. ~
Mr. Brock , cot Jackson,) resolution,
amendingSlhe rules of the House, was adop-
ted
MrsMnfard resolution, to refer so much
of the G vernor's message as relates 10 the
transportation Of contributions to. our sol
diers to- the Committee on Military Affairs,
was adopted.
C6nfederafe States Senator The two Houses
met. in convention and balIoted ten times for
Confederate States Senator, without effecting
an election. @
Ga motion of Senator Bumpass, the con-
vention adjourned 10 10 O'Clock, tomorrow
morning sR 80 esb q
Var ETpendztures.- Mr. Lockhart's motion,
to reconsider the vote adopting House reso-
tuition, providing for Joint Committee to
inquire into the manner in which the So,
1000. 600, appropriated by the last Legislature,
has been expended, which was adopted. and
= aPendins the consideration of the resolu-
ton, the House adjourned to 81 O'Clock.
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Memphis Market.

MEGsHls Octoher Il, 1861.
CorTOS... We did not her of 2 ale Receipts. %
bats; shipments, II bales.
ToBACCo. Sales "A hhGs at 4af0: for Tugs 10 fair
leaf, and % hhds 4@45z for lugs, 561z for com
admitted, and 7gsc Tor fair.
No offerings and no sales worthy of note.
We quote 81 4 l9Si 80 for "rime aud choice
FLOUR. II active demand with ,:r 'es still tend
ing upward. Sales 240 barrels star Mills extra, in
two lots, AT $50 I0@Sl0 so, 70 Goodletlsvile dtto
at $40, leo Edg'e Mills ditto at 5 10, IS Broadway
extra supeFfine 81 90, and 20 Cambran ditto III
So t21S
CoRx Sales 255 be- White, from ievee at eOs. p
bushel. -s
HAYs so bales prairie sold at s25 = tun.
BRAN Sales $50 bags at
Rye. In fIir demand with gales OF few small
lots at 81 - q busnel, including sacks.
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The BATTLE OF MANASSAS PLAINs.--Gen.
BEAUREGARD has at last made his official re-
port of the battle of Manassas Plains, fought
on the 21st of July last. He puts down the
Confederate loss in killed and wounded at
upwards of 1900; the loss Of the FederaIs at
$500 killed, wounded and prisoners. This
was yesterday telegraphed here as the report
of new battle at Manassas, and caused con-
siderable excitement in private circles. We
will have another battle by and bye, il Yam
kee experience at Leesborg does not prove a
stumbling block"
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From the lansing Journal, October 10.
Speech OF Ex-Governor Seymour, of
New York. rn-s .esa---t Efl-


Elk Governor Seymour, of New York, at
the earnest request of many OF eur citizens.
made speech at Representative Hall on the
evening of The "a inst. His health not per-
Uniting lengthy address, he glanced hastily
at the past history of the Goterument the
elemsn combined TO form a great nation,
and then passed TO consider the cause of the
present war. which he stated was lack of
patriotism such as our fathers felt, ignorance
of our country and especially of the South,
and growing disrespect fer law, both local
. aud general. ;asresidenced by MODS taking
into their own hands tho execution of the
law. He cited his own State as an illustra-
tioa, saying that their statute-books were
loaded with dead laws, and that in some
localities those laws had not been enforced
ion thirty years, simply Hecanse the commu-l
nifty would not sustain them. He argued
that there must be a general return to obedi
enee TO law. reminding of true patriotism
before Wa could hope tor peaceestsssa.r ssss
To Democrats b. said there was an oppor-
tuuity to show that our pastprofessious were
not false; that it was easy TO support an adj
STATION of our own choosing; that y re
had Insisted that the opposition should obey
cur administration, and now We must come
up to our own standard aud obey theirs.
He exhorted Democrats TO raise the stand
ard OF patriotism to the highest point, give
the Administration u cordial support, aud
when the Constitutional time comes then-s t
sin judgment on our rulers
He told Republicans they Too must be
equally cordial in their Support, without em-
burr assing the Government with questions,
or calling it tosaccouut at every step, or at
tempting TO dictate its policy by threats OF
4 abandonment if sueh a policy was not pnr-
sued or foreibly putting some other man in
ani hofify.
We can not do justice to the distinguished
gentleman by attempting report. We wish
every Democrat could have heard his speech,
80 full of philosophy, patriotism and truth.
He struck the root of the evil, and we hope,
If no other result be obsainsd. that our PEG
pie may become more loyal and intelligent
as to our institutions aud country, and the
character of our brothers. Then We may
hope, thus purified, that this war will not
have been entirely fruitless. -
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speaking.

Gov II. : Foors, candidate for the Confederate
Congress- viii address his fellow ctzsns OF the 18th
Congressional District at the following times and
places, viz: sselzsnzf xa4EgSEf : I 100
smithville, DeKalb county, on Monday the lst OF
October sft - sstEFs slaliak u. SIP il.-i E
Alexandria, DcKaIb county, on Tuesday the 22d
instant. r 80 80. - $50 80 - - :
Carthage, Smith county, Wednesday the Esd inst.
Lafayette, Macon county, Thursday, The 24th il
slant. - - 49, So -, ta-s - 80 go -
Lebanon, Wilson county, Saturday the e6,h instant
Spring place, Monday october 28th.s 1%Ss
Third Toll gate, Aurfreesboro Turnpike Tuesday,
October 29th.
Tusculam, wednes lay October aoth. z 1VH
Tank, 1hursday, October SIstsA = - = = -
3 Bucks Grocery, Friday ,Sovember lst s-,-szr
Smiley's store, Saturday, November 2nd. - =
Goodiettsville, Monday November zth. gsrszs
cowan's Store, Tuesday, November 5th - = ssislg
Court House, Wednesday, November 6th.z - :. /.
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Sheriff IS Sale.

ny virtue of a yend. TX. No. 1850 to me directed
ID aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee, al It's September
term, 1901, | wili expose 10 puphc sale, To the
h;pbrst bidder for cash At the Court House yard,
the city of Nashville SATURDAY the 9Th day OF No
yenlber 1851 ali the rigid, itie claim, interest and
esiats which William. II. McSairy then had, may
have, since acquired ~ and 10 the Following described
lot No. 81, IN the rsIi ~ syisss,n OF ~ A. McNairy's
estate which said OF record IN The Chanccry
Court at Nashville in niinite hook f. pages SOL and
SO to which reference ls5 cont lining n aud
al poles being levied on the property of William
H. yicN Try to satisfy aIIGsnent inferred in favor
OF A. j. Cole against " II. AcSairy, October L. 1861
8 JOHN n EDsiUNDSoN, herin,
by A. CREEI., ID. T. sheriff.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
FEIDAY. Oct. IS, 1861.


: Petitioa.-Mr. McNeilly presented petit
ton from the officers of the 1lih regiment
Tennessee volunteers, located at Camp Buck
rner, asking remuneration for The services OF
DIR. ". AZ. Slaydeu. The petition was read
and transmitted to the Honse.
3, Reported BHls.-Mr. Jones, from the Judi
ciary Committee. reported back House Bill
No. 4, to define the duties of County Court
Clerks in recording and rounding bonds,
with bill in lieu, and recommended the re-
lection of the bill in lieu and recomme nded
that the original bill be amended. e.tz
Mr. McNeiuy. from the Committee of Tip
ping and Tipping Houses, reported back a
bill to give the people of the State the right
to regulate the sale Of spirituous liquors,
with recommendation from majority of
the committee that the bill be raj eeted.
Cornptrollers Report.-Mr McNeilly pre-
scented the Comptrolier's report of delinquent
officers, which, on motion, was transmitted
TO the House.
Senate Bills on First Reading.-By Mr.. Tnr-
ney; A bill to prevent monopolies and frauds.
Passed first reading and referred to the Judi
eiary Committee
=, By Mr.. Maxwell: To prevent cruelty and
protect farmers. Passed first reading.
Senate Resolutions resolutions TO
prevent the importation of Spirituous liquors.
Passed orer informally.
Dir. Turneys resolution instructing Repre-
sentatiyes add Senators to vote fer Nation
al Bank. Passed over informally. aa
House BIZ on Third Readfng.-House bill and
bill in lieu. prescribing the duties of County
Court Clerks in recording and refunding
bonds, were passed over informally.
On motion of Mr. Barrow. the Senate took
recess preparatory to meeting the House in
Convention.
4ffer tie Rscess.-The Senate returned from
the Convention with the House 1T / IL o'clock,
On motion OF Mr.. Lane the Military Bu
reau bill was taken up and discussed. pend
ing which, at II O'Clock. the Senate ajourned
to 2. NJ. -
AFTERoON SESSION
Senate met al two O'Clock and rasdm d
consideration of o dnaace bill. At three
o clcck the Senate met the HOnse in csnVea-
tiop. On returning to its own cham3s II Tie
Senate adjourned. .-.
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No. Z1oo-
ShariHs Sale.

By virtue Alias yebd. EXpanas to me directed
and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court 81
Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's September term,
1861 yi expose 10 public sale, to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House yard in The city of Nash
VILE oil Saturday the 2d day of November, 1901, all
the RIGHT title claitn interest and estate, which :
Allen then hal or may have since acquired, IN and Ia
the following described property (rz:) peice, or lot
OF ground bounded follows: beginning on the corn
or OF a lot conveyed Church, and Dr. l.. EZells
line and running thence west p II AZ poles TO the
center of the Turnpike road thence with the center OF
said TURNPIKE raa1 sauth 10 degrees, east 81 10 100
poes 10 a stake on said lot AID the line of Payse's
thence north rs poles t. the south ,rner oil said
Church lot thence north IS poles 10 the soath west
corner III Church thence north IL poles to the
beginning being levied the property of ). l.. Al
len 10 satisfy a Judgment rendered Ia favor OF W. B.
Johnson against = L. Alien. " " Goodwin and E. B.
Biel.y this, Oct. T. lS6l.
JOHN X EIpMUNnsON, Sheriff.
oets-td W d. ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff.
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Notice TO Correspondents.

We viii esteem il a special favor il our friends and
correspondents in the various divisions and camps of
the Confederate forces Will furnish with all the Cos
sip and news proper TO be placed before the public
We wish to make our paper both an interesting and
welcome visitor the OF every soldier lighting
battles for independence Their letters should be
addressed to rs at Nashville, Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

Z A late dispatch from Washington details
certain information about Nashville and the
Union men here, furnished by Mr.. GROW.
1t has been suspected that the name was in
correctly given, and that DEGRoyE was
meant The friends of Mr.. DEGRoyE, in this
city, are confident that he is not the man
who furnished the Information. He was in
New York sick on the 10th, and had no ex-
pectaiion of visiting Washington.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

Mr.. B. SHEPARD is the agent for the sale
of Hunt & Fox's coal. His Office is on Col
lege street, next door to N. & E. F. Cheat
Jham. We have been using it for few days
past In our counting room, and fud it to be
q most excellent article. 1t can be bought at
the lowest market price. 80 - tdec6
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SfseriR1s sale.

OY virtue of Vend. Expanas, TO me directed and
ID delivered from the Honor able CirCuit Court OF
Davidson county Tennessee, at its September term
1861, will expose public sale, To the highest bid
der, for cash. the Court House yard, in the city
Nashville, on saturday, the 9Th day OF November al
right, title, clai interest and estate which Ralph
Martin then had or may have since acquired in and TO
the following ce-crihe piece parcel lot of land il
Dvi isOn county ~ lie of Tennessee, in the city O
Nashville. AMI bounded follows: Fronting seventy
feet to inches Market street, aud running
back and fronting Broad street forty live feet
inches being levied on as the property Of Ralph Mar
tin 20 satisfy judgment rendered in favor of Nash
ville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, against
Charles E. H Martin, Ralph Martini and c. W. Smith
November II, 1891.
JOHN K kDAUNDS0N, Sheriff,
oetI5 By W ID. ROBERfSDN, Deputy Sheriff.
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A Great Chanee for a Pcrlu it in Land

HAVE 1900 acres of as fine lana as an he 10. nj IN
l. Tex elsewhere. am bound "a sell, or l win
swap for 4 place improved in about Nashville Ny
land lies in BoS'Ile county, and on the Basque liver
10 miles from Waco, and miles from the Texas
trail Railroad aae healthy -otitry. viii I,
water and plenty of timber ;. line springs besir
the river passing through the tract. TIaabcg-theG,
are about 200 ci the iicst Cedar about 500
acres # heavy Pecan Ro;trn the balance Of tse
Is the finest prairie ai,d c.'ml.rsii OF the most
iesirahie Tracts ri land that be fI in the Stale
For further ni gmatoD. iVdrtSS Thomas +. Eycrett.
N~el's Greek Post Office, BsSque unity. Texas, who
lives The ali iniHg tract or g. R.ed B. anliai
Texas Reed went rom this cUiaty- rhe title y
clear aud perfect and uniacImbcrrd. The Papers eau
be seen Al the Cummerci Il Hotel. | be seen ia
ing the day al Sharp K HaInlt ms Sword Factory
night at No. 10 C'oper's Building. Cherry; street.
Sep 10 n L. JUSTICE,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

An adjourned meeting of the citizens of
Nashville will be held this evening at seven
Cherry street, for the purpose of considering
the best means of lowering the ruinous prices
now being extorted ont of the people by the
..1loneu qresds." "a .
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26
Notice to Candidates.

Circulars Of candidates inserted in the PATRIOT must
paid other business notices. and the payment
secured in advance OF publication This rule will be
enforced nfexibiy- No circulars either ofc ndIdates
OF their friends will hereafter be inserted in this pa
per any other terms.
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offIeE y. \ c. 4. R. Co, |

ofIIGE -. h G. r r. Co.
Nashville, Oct. 4
The Board of Directors Ut the Nashville aud CIstts
nooga Ra.lroad Company, have this day declared
Dividend of SIX Per Cent the Stock OF the
out of tae profits OF the last II months, payable ga
and after this date at the Office OF the Treasurer the
Company, in Nashville.
stockholders desiring 70 collect their dividend
through third party do so by sending written
order and stating the number Of shares owned
- W. A. GLEAyES, Treasurer
oc.5-dswln
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Keep Your property insured.

WI MARI, INSURANCE AGENT. No. %. Col
lege street, in this city, has paid me FIVE
HuxDRED DOLLARS, the fall amount of my in-
surance on that part of my building on mar
ket street, which was Destroyed by fire last
Wednesday night. If you wish your losses
settled fairly and paid promptly, keep your
property insured with him. Il. METZ
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Notice to Friends.

Those Of friends arriving from the dominions OF
King LINCOLN who may have copies OF the late Louis
viIle Cincinnati Northern papers, will confer IA
yor on both ourselves and the public, by leaving
them at Office in Nashville, with the least delay
TEEa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

FoR RENr.-The II. B. NORRIS House,
situated on Summer street, between the st.
Cloud Hotel and Broad street, is for rent for
1862. Apply at my Office, -.
= Oci26-H lsFs j. E. GLEAvEs, G. Il. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

DR.. r. C. FOSTER, Captain of Company c.
Rock City Guards, arrived in this city yes
terday from Western Virginia He brought
letters to friends in Nashville from the voiun-
teers The letters can be found at the Office
of Foster & McEwen, Cedar street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

barked in the manufacture of shoes. at No.
20, Market street, next door to the Watson
House, is making an excellent article Ct Ia
dies shoes. His gentlemen's boots and shoes
are also of the finest quality. Give him a
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sth Congressional District.

We are authorized and requested 10 announce THos
AEEEs, Of Springfield, candidate for the Ccnfed-
crate Congress the sih District, composed OF the
Counties Of Sumner Robertson Cheatham, MOnIgOm-
cry, Stewart Dickson Humphreys and Hickman
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

So We are authorized announce MEREDITH 7.
GENTRY a candidate 10 represent the Sixth Con
gressona District in the Congress OF the COnfed
crate states Of America under the Permanent Consti
tuition I'd
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~ antea. Wanted.

Wanted at the Rock City Mills, corner OF Line and
Cherry streets 2actve yong men who can read and
write TO drive Express Wagons. To the right kind
good wages and steIdy employment viii be given.
Also or good steady aborIng hands. = s-.-,.re,
/. Octa6-lw 80 Isl - GOti}ON, BAtHAN q 70. g
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So We are authorized 10 announce LEE NJ BE,Sr
4 candidate for the Confederate Congress in
the Seventh District, composed OF the Counties Of
Lincoln, Lawrence, Lewis, Giles, Wayne and Aaury.
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Estate of James Harlan.

A Administrator OF the late James Hnran, here
n by notify all per.Ois Indebted to him to make
payment to me, and all who have caiIns against him
to present the to my Office for allowance
and settlement, aud also give further notice that
claims presented within the required by law
will plead the statute in bar. j. F. GLEAVEs,
octl6-dlw&wlm Adninistr ator.
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NOTICE..

He undersigned takes pleasure in announcing that
L he is now fully prepared manufacture Boots
and Shoes in the best STYLE and at short notice
couple OF good Shoemakers can find employment
al my establishment at better wages than they
celElng elsewhere in the city.
NJ. MORO ANSTERN.
No 20 Market street, next door to the Watson House
oct15-lW
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Chancery Sale of Lands.

fDURSUANT to 4 decree rendered by the Cllancery
Court at Nashville, on the 9th OF May, 1861, in the
Of Thomas J. Foster A. II. Ford and others,
viii sell at public SALE at the Court House in Nashville
Saturday, November I'd, 1861, that valuable tract
of land lying the Murtreesboro Turnpike road ana
the city, known the A. H Ford place and
bought by HIM of Thomas J Foster. A plan OF diyis
said tract of land may be found page 81 OF
Book 81 Registers Office, idSon county, and will
proceed to sell according TO said plan, Lots No 9,
g. and 10--Iot No. 9, containing 81 acres, and hag
lug upon it all the improvements . fH q.
Terms: 8, IL, Is and "a months, credit without in
terest, and free from redemption: purchasers TO
execute notes with approved suretes payable in
Bank, and lien TO be retained.
octS-td j. E. GEEAvES, C. NJ
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We authorized 70 announce Hon. CHARLES READY,
Of Rutherford, candidate for Congress in the 9th
District, composed Of eoanties Of Cannon RuIher
ford, Bedford and Coffee
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"A Administrators Sale, Etsate of
James HarPan

shields < Co.'s Auction rooms, on Saturday &C.
IA tOber 26, 1851, will sell for cash, the property
of the late James Harlan, consisting in part of LII
brary of several hundred volumes enc superior Eng
Ish Gold Watch (cost in this city 5000 Saddle and
Bride, Pistol some Furniture and many other
tcies. j. f. GLEAVES.
Oct16-td Administrator.
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We are authorized announce Hon " GREEN, ST.,
candidate for Congress the ih district, composed
Of the counties Of Macon Smith, DeKaIb, Wilson ami
Davidson
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

weare authorized to announce Hon. Henry 3 FooTE
candidate for Congress in the district composed or
the counties of Davidson, Wilson Smith, DeCa5 and
Macon
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aMteAiO Rent.

E'oR term of years, for dairy purposes, One Two
Il FARMS, joining, web improyed, on good road,
Apply at this ofhee, or to the undersigned. {,
sept29-2w SCOTT BRO
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a CARD.
Notice to Policy Holders.

tNROA and after this date, and until further notice
Il the War Clause will be inserte. all Open Policies
issued by the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
Company and the Nashville Commercial Insurance
Company. A. W BUTIAR
Secretary Tenn. Mar and Fire Insurance Co,
JAMES s.AlhER
Secretary Commercial insui -..sa'C Company.
Rar20-u
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a SMALL House, Cottage. preferred, convenient 10
II business, fur which liberal rent will be paid
Apply 10 B. B. CONNER
octl5 No S, College street.
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FOR RE MT.
Wanted to Rent.

DWELLING house No. 16, Spruce street, for the bal
- ance of the year. Apply
Octl5-3t p. H. sfcEWEE.