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Ezlg 3 90 CAMP JnE DAVIS Nov 9Th, 1851.
.-1A EprroRs UKToS AMERIcAN:-Dedr SiTs:-Thn
Camp is located at the Epperson Springs SO justly
celebrated q summer resort and healthiui wa
ternR place as you aware, and takes lH name
ssvs- from the well known proprietor, JIM DAVIS and
gam hence is not called JsEF DAVIS sJix DAVIS Is not
JrrF DAVIS as you sre also aware nor is JEFF DA-
MS JIM DAVIS yet both are alike in Cat this tnne)
soe very important respects. To the name OF tina
encsmpment Jim DAyrt' is very justly entitled,
for the accommodations here for comfortable quar-
rers are extensive and furnished without stint or
murmur but with unequaled hospitality and gen
nine welcome This encanpmert is but eight days
old but we are hopes it viii live to see the nrsI
z 8 of March at least Air DAVIS has wOnthe gratitude
and esteem of all who here, and We shall IKE
20 stay with him When Capt BENNE1rs company
e--s of Cavalry which the first to come here ar
rived Mr. DAVIS was absent, but the Captains men,
5000 knowing thew must forage and provisions
pitcbed into his supplies unepsrinsy, notWnh
standing remonstrances; but tn SO farirom Oeing
i @ as an Aggression by Mr. DAVIS on his re
-Eis1 turn home Was put yecome wis., snd
he has since furnished the zentire encsrnpmen with
roous some bedding, furniture, fire WOOD, ana
other peccs sary conveniences freely, and without
asking or tope of reward. This certainly deserve.
E the gratitude only Of the troops mere oUt Oh
the whole country. ts.s
Our camp though yourg and yet small, has
brongb. forth m4ny strange incidents and some
surnrises Last night about the first quarter, when
surcsmp was rather an UTJLcsd condition.
moan about TO 90 to bed--we aroused II not
alarmed by the report of some eight guns in the
| g direction of our guard line towards the Kentucky
line but before had formed a line to sho"
Agbt we were apprised that the firing was done BY
a souad of our own men, returning from accutlng
expedtion for Col the Red Springs, whose
guns were wet and they thought needed =
r-- fhouehtless discharge. Speaking of the scoutng
q marty to the Red Springs allow me to say con-
49, aisted of 45 men from Cspts BENNETT and SHrRs
s. LF eouosnes who were out part of two days ans
e one very bad night and part of another night dur
ing which time they took one Union man and one
Union gum had the pleasure of pretty much moth
ing to eat the benefit of good shower OF ram and
eight hours Aleep old barn, as open on top a.
WAS in front and they afforded no doubt sense
sa- of security the infantry regiment encsmP'd At
RI the Red Boiling Springs More anon from Camp
lin Davis, Yours, &c, c..
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Fror, New York

New YORK 0ct 3I.-The jury in the Savanah
pirates report that they unable TO agree,
whereupon the papers were taken from them and
they were discharged from its urther consders-
ton. The jury stood eight in favor of conviction
and four for scquittal.
The Tribune admits that the rumor Of the ab
scoDding of Com. Dupontis secretary was unfound-
ed snd adds that it has reason to believe that it
was put into circulation BY the enemies of the gen
tleman and foes to the Government.
be Arago has arrived, bringing l,176 packages
IF arms and Sol packages of equipments, and
clothing. consigned to Collector Barney for Qusrter
master General Meigs. the whole comprising com
nlete arms. equipments and clothing for twelve
thousand men. la-a tsss II -.
The trpuSs states that few days since John A
Kennedy, superintendent of Police. Issued what
seems TO be secret order to the police relative 60
oersohs about visiting foreign countries The or
der directs that every passenger bound outside the
country be examined by the police, who are to see
that all have passports.
TIE Surveyor OF the port seizsd to-day the ship
Joseph W Dyer, 2 16ths of which are owned BY
Joseph Philips of Louisiana. Ta-E no r7z
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Gard

Editors Of The Union and AnaeaiFdn:
P DOYLE has never published 8 Card in the Onion
and american, nor in any other paper. 1t was
inserted by friend. He sells his coal for 80 an'
40 cents per bushel to those who are able to pay
that price-and he is wiling to sell to the poor for
Is or 20 cents per bushel if SHEPPARD JAMES, an
H1YDES viii do the same. He nov sells to the psor
tor 26y cents, but is willing to make the reduction
g. Is cents per bushel in favor of the poor, at any
time the above named parties will consent to Ge
the same. call upon them in the name of religion
and humanity to assist the poor.
Nov. 7th 1861. P. DOYLE.
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sYASKsE PR1zoNEBs-The number of Yankee pris-
oners captured and brought to this city since the
C announcement of tho presenG war is 2,685, OF
which number 500 have been sent for safe keeping
to forts in Louisiana, 600 to castle Pinekney, IN
Charleston Harbor, and $50 to Columbia, South
C.rohns. The numbers new remaining at Rich
mond in the different cotton factories, is about l.
goo Some half doz IN factories are devoted to the
,eommodation of the Hesslsns-sick and WE'LL
Richmond Erdniner AOv 4.
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LARGE SHIPMENT OF WooL.-We understand
that Gen. Joseph a Mabry, has received dispatch
from an agent he has in rexas to the effect that ne
has purchased for him 100 900 pounds Of wool. 1t
is the inteation Of the General to have this wool
converted into casImeres, making more than lOO
600 yards All of this, he intends to have manu-
featured into clothing at this place. This will give
employment to 3 larger number Of sesmsters than
ave now at work here and viii enable many faml-
lies TO procure a livelihood. whs may otherwise
suffer daring the winter KaoIUs Register, hoU 8.
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THE LINCOLN ARMY AND East TENNESSEE RumorS
were rite on the streets yesterday that the enemy
we're in considerable force at tn State line. moving
in this direction thr ugh Big Greek Gap. We learn
from reliable source that our cavalry scouts were,
day before yesterday, thirty miles beyond the Ken
lucky line and that only squads of the enemy land
these were driven in) were seen working upon the
road ascending the'other side Of the mountain
EnOxuiHs REGISTER, fOU 5.
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Important Jrrsna western virginia.

I;vxcHgURq. Nov. 4.-From private letter re-
ceiyed in Lynehburg from the wife of one of our
SleeTs. we have intelligence of the occupation of
ChsrIsstowp, Kanawha, by thirteen hundred of our
troons. while Gen. Floyd ia supporting distance
and would soon be in ChArlestoWn win ms whole
The effects of the Occupotion will be to cut Oh
an supplies from R0secrsns and Cox, and compel
chem 10 surrender or a pre- eipitste retreAt tron
KsusWha Valley, by the way OF SummerVile'
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4 eSidence for sale or ExchanBI
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FCR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ DE- king, formerly 81 asz Fork, Tor Z
AAa four years Of JouiETills, Ksnszsky, and VI
sVsts hs attention 70 the treatment 81 pry5 diseases e
hrtv Eerrs EATERS himself having attsodsd - Praaps
aauy years snd cured % many AoIIAea1 BE- snesed Z
N SisssPE OF pfTste nature, matter hsE bad hey
s, fpsdicisus medical treatment. or cm Rtgiect 81 nj
~ KIND Dgssusary h No g Deadres street., botEsen
"A Re s0uars vhsre be all d1eaBeI % EriNat9 \
9eEoRHFk cured without EAusiozs neaioins 81 ntsri
ron business -,
sTzICTUaFs ofod or recent eAtos sEsctaally cured
,.ysnz Al operation which caasos no 2AiR. where
st kssiEh cannot be enjoyed Perhaps Ne dilass saa
,ia,kisf ana uuderniBes the eonSdtuaon % nueh-
gyPHIs, With All ths diseases Of tae szn growing oaa
act or lad trsatueRl can be 6ectaay earsd IN ~
srHrT,L AxEEss, PaEtc1 lar attention haYing sesn
ala seaee and all the eonseq uences grsEnf eat eiit
= IN naaT cases " the destructive kabiB q insona
Touths ard excessive induigsnos 81 he passions, ne
Nich y-I undermine ne ttution, renaerng Ne lu
AZ Fr busaess or soeey, and causing premiums ola 1
Fsa,aIeF Who nay b lsboring NTH aEy dinSaity q ~
,sv rsst aaEures 81 fmmediats relief.
Persons residing abroad, b. writing ale statnG AsT
ne snclossd directed = Dr. A King, Ne q, Deadric
yabiIIs Tenn will IA gethe nscesEaxy medicine ssnf
,rs,I h uscsssarg directions Strict secrecy oAssFo
,ooTs from o'eosk IN he morning zrtl In he sFsz
r.avz3. ls5p-d kwf7
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The attentten of farmers is directed to the ad-
vertisement OF Maj E. R. GLAsCOcK, Forage Master
of the Confederate States Army, in this mornings
paper 1t is the desire Of Ms GLAscooK to purchase
supplies of corn, oats and hay, directly from pro
ducers, for which he will pay the highest market
price in cash Farme having these articles to sell
will fad ready market for them BY applying to
Maj. GLAsCOCK. sL ZE
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FHE DAnY.-Sinele copies Of our paper can De
had at the count ng room at i've cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished st two aHd nan
cent? per copy. We make this statement because
WE are informed that the boys are in the habit
of selling single copies at ten cents and MORE al
hedging that the paper costs them i've cents'
sepl9-d6 /. ~ -
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The RattIe ofLee.burx.

sTov. Oct % Lieut.. Col Pslfrsy, command
ny the Massachusetts 20;h regiment, has made an
FL sia report to ". Andrew, in which the loss of
his gallant regiment a. BllPs Bluff 10 shown 70 BE-
shout per. cent. The officers engaged numbered
p fiji ers safe, 8, killed, l; wounded, 81 missing,
Rank ana file engaged, 3lS; killed, wounded and
missipg ~. ..---.L 49, !.
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wbo would mot DO InsuredI

Received this day Of " j. MAEE, lns'irG'see agent
No. Is College street in this city, Fivs Hundred DO
lars. the full amount of insurance that part OF
my building on Market street, which was destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
erty with him. if you wish your losses settled fairly
and psid promptly. & : VA, d. METZ.
Nashville, Oct Is, 1S61-f. .aa-a
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Beaufort, Tybee and Pert Roy
al to be Attacked.
FREMONT sUFERoEDED. >
From RIchmond.


spssia Dispatches - the Nashville Union and Ansresa
RicHMOSD, Nov 6.-The two Lincoln transports
heretofore reported stranded, went ashore At Cur
rltuck beach.
Forty-twO vessels attached to Lircoln's Armada
appeared eff Port Royal yesterday,
Hon. John C. -Brsckinridge has bsen appointed
Brigadier General. rf s-asl.7577 b.
From Savannah. va
SPECIAL ,acaes 70 the Nashville UuOn and american.
SAvANSAH, Nov. 5 10 P. N.
Eight steamers Of the LINCOLN naval expepeditior
attacked the Port Royal Batteries this morning
rhe batteries a1d Com. TATTNALLs steamer fire.
me hundred and fifty shots at LgSCOLS's steamers
One of the enemies steamers was towed of badly
iamsged and an ther is ashore disabled. TAFT
SALL is still firing upon the disabled steamer anc
hopes to capture her
Five hundred men left here tonight for the seen,
Of action.
SAVANNAH, Nov. G-Com. Tattnall recOnnOisereo
with his steamers yesterday eff Port Royal. AMI
fred upon the Lincoln fleet. Forty shots were ex
changed. Two of Lincoln's vessels are stranded
No damage was done to either side.
Information has been received that the enemy
intends combined attack on Beaufort, Ty bee, sn6
Fort Pulaski. Our defenses are strong and able to
eesist any attack that may be make.
Prem Petersburg.
Special Ds3ateh to the Nashville Union and American.
PETERSBURG Va, Nov 6-The New York TINES
If Msndsy has been received, and it confirms the
report that Fremont has been superseded BY Hun
ter.
Election Returns.
A.. - IT., - a-,.-=.,,
KSoxyuLE, Nov. 6.-Judge SWAN beats BCrEE two
hundred and sixty-tEO votes IN Rockville, and car
ries the county (Kaox) by about five hundred
votes. .
MExPB1s Nov 6-The Presidential election. receiv
ed 2,5i5 votes. -
Carries maj lrity 597.
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-aHFesE e~sar- NOttea 10 COTFSsP
We viii stem special favor IL our ne Hrd CORES Oh
Amt. Ina various and ofthe Cendefae
oree, M furnish all the gossip aAl IeEs op pe
placed before pus We Wish to make oar pePeT BON %h
,,~s.ing nta welcome the entO syey soldier
Aehng ou battles Independence TheF letters shoaia V
Addressed to as a Nashville. Tenn
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FnDsEAt ,vASDIEsH ON TIE PoTOHAc.-Th

FEasRLL ,VAEDALIsN ON TIE POToHAC.-The
FredericksburR Haald of the lat says:
On Sunday last an old family residence on the
Potomac, some two miles below Matthias Point
beIoneing to John Washington. Esq Of Caroline
county, was heavily bombst ded by lsuuch in the
river the cannon balls going right through aud
the enemy landed and applied the inceBdariy torch
70 the house and burnt Il to the ground Not salts
Asd With this gallant feat they next fred the barn
the out-houses, snd finally the negro cabins sill OF
wbieh we're destroyed. .Hs ~
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THE THELrRn.-" Still Waters Run Deep was
played to an sppreciative audience last night Mr..
KrEHLn psrsonsting "JOHS MIDWAY" and Miss Es>
rEILa, Ms SrRoxGHoLD, with considerable taste
and cnrractnesa
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uTuB Ordinances Department., Confssszsts Etalg
thTty-aTe centa ,sr Pou7d ffr AZ sAitPefrs q
f5ie tne trtt o. Es1rusIy C2. at snT o. ne foilo
~s5tain " Gil, A-bu'ts, Go; Q Watner,
Kssysr. Mont<ouery, Alahsass LisEt n Il WriBs
Tenn: Ca. tain y r Fart, NeDp6is, fs1n; ssnob
us- FlliTary ssore KsspsT, Lite Rock Ans
-or5 Va =. ~. J GORdA9, Ll-uieaat
CHIEF q
Ea,hv1's Uai0a Snd AHasrieaa eopy.-E
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u Rlncksuitha.

nvHK ou,rtermasssr's Dsps. tmsnt desires = sooI
responsible parties Tor the manu- seturs and
Horse shoes and Horse shoe Ma
Rr,etgr,,th, oatsie o. Nashville are particalaFS
nave propo.a's Appiyto @. y. CUhAIh9tI
~ 1 - % ,si-d3F AEagsnt onArt
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TIC shooting was re ported to be accidental.

The members of the Tennessee Hospital Assoeia
ton win please meet this Thursday morning Al
10 O'Clock There are ESQ sick sOlders-arrived
yesterday from Bowling Green--who must be Gr-
tended to. By order of t-~ 4@F
Mas. F. B. FcGG, President
Mas JSo SHELBY, Vice Presid't.
$3.50 Ms l. C. NICHOLSON, Sec'y.
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.@.=. .T,VE UNION AND AMERICAN.
Wanted,
At this oce, boy Who underst nds how to pack mail,
Notice 10 F'iends.

rhsse lends striving the dOmin0ns OF Kirg L
on Who have copies Of Louisville, Cincinnati OF
Northern apes confer special avOr on both onrse.s.
and the pubic ~ m oface 10 Nashville VIVA
The least de AZ po We will che rfalyPAy any expense
4 peurfsi In prceuring them.
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No,Ice 40 Candidatnss

u,srs O. esnddAtss Inserted in the UfuoS AND AMERICAN
1uust be paid for as ohe business notices ana the So
cured IN Ct publication Thia ruie Viii Oe
ah, N, cir MARS either Of candidates their friends,
An A,rs,. be Inserted in this pspe any other terms
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sale Of slave.

ETTHEREAg, there vas eo-nittsd - ths iaii =
~ county, on he 5th day % 0ctObsF, Is60i - .
= neEro slsEe 10 ths nhme Of Bile and EnefeHs Ne
snrssrs "a dgua ID and prove away said slEEs,
b. virtue O. authoriIy u ne vested y aH ~ ], q
asy Of november n4xt eEposs % Puohs Ssls ior ~
Court House door IL GailAtin, aid slave BIZ
D'ii -T GEORGE iol
o...hsr q 5sf-1ms hEriG 81 Sumner
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KsrrLEs AND BARK N LLs-Sitock or saltpeter
Kettles and Bark hills for sale at -s-is sllz
noyI. din WOODS, YEATHAN & Co.'S.
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WILL psy neral wages for Is oOopsn 70 nAks
and Flour BanslH. Apply .
o.tohsr 10, 6l-dlms e chAttAnosgA'
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nnted.
COOpers Wanted.

r WISH 70 hire 2sNssrOss a. dssE hAnaI and az.m
'sssr.sr Rsinnstooka. A. HAMI
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W. ar, aushorizei 10 announce A G. McD0EdAL as cas-
,soS "a. Ind of the IN Circuit all the vacancy oea
.5oned h. tue ressnat Of Of IN e aaker
B. T. scd Christian Allocate ccpy, noYo-tFHWN
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For R iRadIer.GeneIaI

We are author Eed to 10. W HORTON a. eanoi
A. - Tor Gene ii the Brigade, comprsrg the e1untles OF
Davidson Dickson, si.o a porttR o. CkeAthsn- - -,
Election oyenber I'D proI .siEy oc'~s Ss
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SxooTIE ROLLER MEN WANTED. Constant employ
ment and good wages will be given to one or two
good Sheet IRON and oilcr Iron Rollers by applying
to WooDs, YEGrNAN, & Co.
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nth The zrsstest sn-unt insured 9l0ao0.
'2th- AuOunt insured n sas siiy is not ssfnsd.
an. The greats. aaonat IN > 1lock, 1l1,yu0.
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D r. COL E M A MS
Private DIsPENsARF.

EVHB st'eution 81 citizens, ETAngsrS, aud oths vitnR
N8shEis requiring medical ard u reEPecfaly called 10
hS Oes, no 81 Deisiek street second AOor between chy
nd The square.
dninit-d experiences and hztKing for pa
Of has ncod hin 70 deTeeo
ais undivided sezcn all diSsases Of This Mary
,ases the nvsterse hAasr haEs pompNy yssa %
lie Improved method Of irsauenE
Primary Secondary, Tertiary And EsrsdAy sPhhas aon
srha elect sd FL deas Of he genial AID urinary
ue { Eish resistance e his reuaedleG
All female rregul rites and anCsDai dsrHpgsnsnls 81 The
Vonb and all diss-Ssa arlng from Gesa0n Aad III nApaEsd
IarturitioD-
EVER eass Rsduc Die Rapture and Of Piles. AID Prsa
as o. the Return d Fstas, - cured -
rocess ne ry painsfs u either o. the latter IL un
en- By D.. d faBGrGbR tsdEroNte1, e.
areai sxamiB ton always psRl ne neoes1sry ndesesLa
IGlurs b. bis improved msthot 81 operating
Persons applying In Peron b letter de
easel the rs ssmptnms Of acanR apee d8ea9
an be c4rsd, most - The sbOrrNe Rshod In orys
lJurs
sct e7na CO. pronpr astautSa AID nOdrAGs charges
ill gtvsrn Eila Ejth rs Patr IA
Pho mercury Used the treatnsnt q sszersa ees1es
ebslsFss a mot cases il produces Esr3s aeass han Ne
{ IS kiven 20 cure.
onee hourSfUn sghtIn The morning All nina Ne sVsR
-
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Wanted Immediately.

HALF zen CIrrisrs ard Fnishsrs good uorkmeo) can
ana constant employment at Cd wages ~ Aggbins a.
80 10 - n ]. A0RME co
otteo-E3W Atlanta TsnRery, Atlanta, aas
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Shoe. Tor sale.

ShOes for Sale
1900 pair mems asserted BrOgsns by J.
WARD & Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them al
Evans &Co. Oct p 1867. diff
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Nv D. eRKEs.
BLOCKS
GREEN 81 G. O.
Nc, Union. street. -.

g II, ~ u ".
Eo.e Union. street.
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Price 81 OO--sy nail 4 50 ~ .-.. - .--
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very complete Psice ~ ~ q.
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manassas QUiekstcP.
HAVE Just ias ed te-ztitu pieos Uaso bssrirg ~
% - title osdie4tedto The hraVe dfeaders that sTsE
-emorahe so Prize, ~ cens
Also me- ei5,onI q be "a et.o s1nE, 30 cents; SCag
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lie Pglks, &c Pds OF ths ct1 hEz rka, 30 Sess
III ute Men OF 7 az o the seufh-by kash ., 20 senh
Ree Iectious or Memphis, komsrz3 60 cents; besides
ma ~ others OF my ub caiens togener with the P7ba
f,ns Of all the southe houses
Eor Drums and BugIes, seud TO Union street.
Jas A hccLs Rs, Msae Publisher
p Ss.In pres and viii 1gt HOgsnbs 'IsreIG-
30 cents; Cottage b. D cents Less9urg March 40e
and Ike Qu Estzp, cents SEQ sour or sfs, ee7
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NEGRO KILLED-Last night about ni2e o'clock
Mr.. RoHERT L. WEAKLY, of Rutherford county
shot free Negro hickman, named NED BROWN In
front Of HolLEsrER's saloon, from the effect OF
which We learn the Negro died in few minutes
We heard none of the circumstances attending the
,hootlng.
The shaotina was re ported to be accidental.
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Attention {!

TTENsHAW. the CRYSTAL Market street. Furniture nan
aguia on his pins Having teen closed for lev days
has re-opened with splendid stock Of home manu- act7red
W0rz. ,-..--,
Siattres.es Tasde TO order. g. HBSssAW,
sstIa dIzs SO Market street Opposite Union.
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letter from Camp JIm Davis.

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