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THE BOSTON NAVY YARD.

The utmost activity prevails at this yard and 2a7O
men are constantly employed Five vessels-thc Ino,
W. G. Anderson, Ethan Allen Curlew and Kngsher-arc
being fitted out, and will be ready proceed to during
the OF the present week Crews for each are also
In readiness These vessels mount from four eight inch
shell guns to eight very heavy and some will carry
the Parrot gun. The gunboas the stocks and
will be ready for in the early part of October
large number Of guns, principally thirtytwo Founders
are also being got ready for immediate use.
SABINE, frigato, fifty, ,726. TONS Commander Rngcod
from Portsmouth, was spoken 18th nst latitude 80 20
longitude 70 IL.
SARANAc, steam soop, nine, 1446 TONS Commander
Richie arrived AT San Francisco 30th ut in eighteen
days from Panama
PORTSMOUTH, % sloop Of war, ,022 tons, Commander
Cohoun, arrived Mt the Portsmouth Navy Yard, n H..
the oath inst from the OF Africa She has been
ABSENT since the 23d OF May 1882 and that time
The has been at sea AIS days in port 1861 days has
sailed total Of 40 426 miles. She has lost only two men
nce leaving the United States The present health of
the officers and crew is excellent.
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THE PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.

The repairs on the Harriet Lane complete, and
she is fully equipped with the exception of her guns
She is under orders to sail, and has her detailed
The soop Junata has her franc work up and plank
ing commenced.
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10Th WARD PEOPLES oRGANIzATIoN.-AT A
pectve of party held the evening the sd inst the
corner of Foryffth street and Sixth avenue Philip Fitz
William Nugen appointed Secretaries and Francis
Blessing Treasurer.
On motion a committee was appointed toreport resolutions
expressive OF the seusc OF the meeting The committee
hereupon retired During their absence Messrs Robinson
Gynor addressed the asseynbagc the topics of the
day in eloquent Here the committee reported
resolutions which received and unanimously Adopted
Whereas this city for past has been msgovcrned
the welfare of municipal government have been
needed and whereas meet here citizens of the Nine
eenth ward who have the welfare OF the city State and
heart and believing that all laws should be made,
construed and administered for the benefit OF the peoples
therefore, be II
Resolved That We the citizens Of this ward deter.
mined do duty and far lies In power
the abuses of city government WILL the extent of
ability give force and effect to the laws and sustain
the of the whole people. Whatever differences
political organizations of the country will now bury all
partisan feeling and Strife ana DO our best 10 support the
national government the unfortunate crisis in which the
is engaged with misguided men, who are seek
ing overthrow It, Believing do that the government
man. npprecating the liberties enjoy and wishing to
transmit them unimpared to postery we hereby pledge
the other American citizens that effort
OF ours shall be wanting TO its accomplishment.
Resolved That the duty of good citizen for the
moment forget all party predictions and use his utmost
efforts elevate TO Office none but men who are true 70 the
constitution and the laws and who Will faithfully discharge
the duties imposed upon them under our State national and
Resolved That we will for any who will not
stand this and by his vote and his show
he is in favor of economical policy regards the
sariy reduction of the Infamous of
imposed upon the property holders of this ward and city and
sosnsemen BY few oaee holders who consider Them
selves the owners OF the people of this county.
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SPORTING.

DIGEoN SHOOTING MATCH -SWEEPSTAKE WILL
or nj the Tower Gutenberg, above WeehayYkeu
Heights Monday. september 80 10 o'clock
40 Birds hand The leaves foot Of Spring
10 O'clock also by boat Forty Parties viii
be guided by posted bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-27

T1NHE DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL UNION CON
yention will meet at the Cooper Institute this (Frday)
evening" September ~ at O'Clock precisely Every delegate
Is particularly requested to be business of
Importance will be passed upon.
a. TALLMADGE, Chairman of Union Delegates
i. t. BRADFORD Chairman of Democratic Delegates.
DAVID CLARK, Chairmnn of Republican Delegates.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

NEW AND WELL BUILT HOUSE FOR SALE OR
70 lel-Located between South Orange and Millburn,
the morris and Essex Railroad Apply al drug store
ner OF Bowery and Fourth street.
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brooklyn LOTS FOR SALE AT Low rRICns--ON
ID Grand avenue, RyeYson street. Van Pdrcn street Gas
son avenue, Putnam avenue Wyckon and Warren streets
York " - '''~ $1,000
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inst. elected the following onleers:-Presdent John A.
sharp; Vice Presidents YIN H. Plat and VIM; II. Mason;
Corresponding Secretary Michael II: Marony Treasury,
Stewart NEWELL John Osborn The next
october2 at Wnken's, Ffty-eghh street Third
nue. nj ~ O'Clock when citizens of the willing unite
In good faith inshe Union movement invited come
forward and join the association BY order.
JOHN A. SHARP, President.
IT. N HERRIcK, lc,,...,
ADoLPH LEvINGER, oeoie'aies'
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION TO
take care of children; can do plain sewing and operate
on machlne to do cmberwork and Waiting In pri.
waite family best Of city reference given FROM her last
place. Call at Nos5 Patchen place, West 10Th third floor
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DROOKLYN, CLINTON AVENUE, PROPERTY.-FOR
ID SALE six Lots with first class House 40x40 with piazza,
furnace range gas bath and closets stable IN rear garder
has peaches cherries pears and several kinds Of graz
which surpassed In size and quality Apply o. The
premises third southwest from Myrtle aven a. or
II Spruce srvct New York city
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WANTED-bf A RESPECTABLE GIRL sITr,.
w lion as cook or would do General homework In rnia
fanny; Is bold cook ana willing industrious sober
f Con G seen di NO days her place where she
has LfeG o. ca Three Yeas 25S HigAs 81 Bro6klyn.
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DEOPLE's UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE. -THE MEM
bers appointed by the delegates the Peoples Union State
Conysnton at the meeting held athe Howard Hotel sep,em
are hereby notified and requested No 10 in
the Cooper Institute this friday evening" the 9th TX
O'clock pursuant to djournmen Beware false no'lces
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KTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH,
n nser.edSwhse soft and giving NO pain Aching teeth
shells filed and preserved by the djscoverer
PEARSON, rooms $50 Broadway, west side, dool
above Seventeenth street N. BBeware of the trashy mt
tatious OF cheap operators.
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no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AN OPERATOR
j for photographs and ambro,ypesa competent person.
Apply at the gallery, JAG Second avenue.
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NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w yong girl cook, washer and ironer In private ia.
my has good city reference Can be days
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-22
Or. KINGS DIsPENsARY
F0R PRIVATE DISEASES.
. pR. KING, formerly Of New Yerk, fOr

RA<B Oh. KING, formerly Of New Yerk, for the
So four Year, ofLeuisvilIe Kentucky, and Who
SeVtsA His attention tbs treatment Of pvss diseases fer
rty yerrs himself having attended practice fer 70
years. cured hoEsandS be Is enabled to
Al iiseas41 on private nature matter how bsJ hey may
ron niudlcous medical ment or from neglect Of their
DT Kins1 Ds.ensy No. % Desdek street. betEeea Ohey
and DE sauar be eli diseases Of private nature
oEoRHEA cared without nAucous medicine lntsrisrnos
fFon bnsiness. .
sTEcTURrs sfod recent dsts, ssezAly cured in few
dAysby operation which causes ne pSin where Structure
Uieahief and undsrnines ths constitution much.
sTPHrIrs with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out
Iaot ar ad treatment eectaally cured in few days.
sHNHAI WEAKNESS particular attention having been given q
Iris rsase all the growing ont of brought
on in many BY the destructive habits Of inconsderst
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
ch will undermine the constitution rendering the sab
etfor business society and causing premature old
Females Who be lahorag with any ctculty Of The omk
nav rest assured ofimmediate relei.
Persons residing abroad, b. wiring and stating their case, viii
Zee enclosed directed DIT A King, Ms g. Desek street.
NaVs Tenn will have the Necessary medicine Ssnt to thsl
address With dirsons Strict Ieecy obVed 0ne
Sours from o'clock IN tbs morning EaH Sia hs sTszlrG.
.Rays1.1ss-s&gD
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There are no Southern or Western Hides on the
market.
Cotton Yarns are now quoted as follows: 700 and
300, lie; zoe, he 500, 1Sc; 400, lac per dozen
Feathers are in limited demand at 2593Oc per ID.
Whisky is held at si.2592OO per gallon for
country and sl@s11O for Nashville Rscshsd.
Lime is held at IOc per bushCI for Stacked and
zoe for unslscked.
There is a heavy demand for Wool, and it finds
ready sale at 50c9$I per ID, according to quality
Dried Fruits are in considerable demand at a
heavy advance. We quote peeled Apples at SIPS
per bushel, peeled Peaches at sz925O and unPeeled
at 81 5O@2OO.
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Quotations are, therefore, nominal We quote
Prime White ct sI6091e 60, Red sl4o9I5o, ard
Mediterranean Sl.4oaL45 per bushsL
The market for Corn is unsettled, and pries
range from so to SOC per bushe; that is, some par
les are asking the latter While sales are making
as low as the former. sv---s. ...i-.----
The stock Of 0Ats nsths market is light and The
receipts have been limited. There Is q good de-
nAnd at see per buahel, while some holders are
demanding soc.
There is good denSnd for Rye at s1alIs per
busheL There Is no Barley in the market, and we
hear it would readily command sl75@225 per
bushel. -ss
There IS but little Bacon on the market, and that
is firmly held at 2S924o for Shoulders, 2592Sc for
Hams, and 2T93se for Clear Sides Al retail, the
prices are 29Se above these figures
New Lard is begin nirg to appear IN the market
and is selling in retail way a. about zoe per ID in
kegs and barrels.
Pork has been very unsettled during the latter
part Of the week. At the opening Of the week we
heard Of sales of smsI lots at 12c per ID. But at
the close sales could not be made at anything like
that figure.
Good fat Beef Cattle find ready sale at SS04e
per ID gross.
Rio Coffee is duh at S5@7Oc per ID. The stock,
however, is very light. Java, of which there Is
light supply, is quoted at 75e.
Sugar and MolAsses continue to arrive
quite freely. We quote New Orleans Su-
gar at 61@1oc in barrels and f9Ie lsss in
HGyanna White IS914; Loaf is held
at 223C925c, and Crushed and Powered at I5C920c.
MOlasses is held at S5945c per gallon.
Teas are held at s25093Per ID for Imperial and
$3.50 for Young Tyson, and sl925O
for Black. The stock Of Imperial Is about ex-
hausted, and indeed the stocks OF all qualities
light.
The stock Of Star Candles is very much reduced,
and holders have advanced their rates to 5SS6Oc
per Id: TallOw Is held at SOC.
Lindseed Oil is held at s225@250 per gallon,
with light stock on the market. Lard Is held ct
s275(93.OO.
There is a small stock Of Kentucky Pagxing and
Rope on the market We quote Bsgging &C Csc,
Rope 25SS0c and Iron Ties 25@SOc.
Gunny Bags are held at 4OG45c for new and so
935e for second hand.
Nails have advanced to SI0(G13 per keg, VITA 4
decreasing stock.
Grass Seeds are held as follows Clover, SIS
per bushel; Blue Grass, stripped, 81 IS, and
lean 81 25 Timothy IS; Heards Grass 81 20
81 so; Orchard Grass 81 6O91 IS MTett =;
hungarian Grass 81 so.
Tennessee baled Hay readily commands s25@2s
ger ton.
We have heard Of no change in Salt, and con-
inue to quote Fine at SIS and Coarse sI3 per
ack, and Barrel at Ss9S.5O per busheL The de-
nsnd IS light, as parties who have Pork to put up
AVE generally supplied themselves.
Pepper is growing scarce and is now held at 60
965c per pound.
There is very little Leather on the market, while
here is heavy demand We quote Leather and
Hides as follows:
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-
z Depsrtsd lbs ne en- ths 9Th instant W4LTER BLaoK
ID, of ol Erwin ssd mrs. Mary W. Kesble Of this
teWn in his l2lh year.
Dear Itl4 Waller, Though he vas called tway the srn-
i7g Of lfs yss had ade deep Impression the fay
crls and his mate acquaiutanees In infan he
c1nseeated t. b. prayer and lsptn. LIE
anea At the knees of pious her b. daily dsYoon Ike
in TIE Sbbath schOoi and In The sancus Be
Of re gious e1diRg and OF pous nRnsVeS Ee appeared
be under tire training Of invisible teacher pTepaIs
early departure frcm TIE walks Of time the hope
his parents he aister the gospel this
ths dese hso1 bait and that be frequen
prese BE child OF srng and Iez5sr secso1-pecu-
riv fond Of m0th-r, and kind to all with whom be
GATED hen his mohsr was feeble to leave her
Wa Be ont her red ely ats, aduinistsr
ing to comfort he might have opportunity 1t not
strange blt ctd OF ~; h tendr aEestions should have
song Eod the hearts Of parents and LFothers sisters
and trends. This death OF LUrha child p.inul berave
nen and the sud- Of the stroke adds to its intensity
ne haTi died cf ngeson OF the brain after hours III
ness the return OF Dernng reminds the Stricken
motae- OF her little Comic sof her bereavement, BY his
o her sick chamber; and when the hour retire
mint at nigh returns little Walter u missed from Lis moth
err knee and his nightly s o embrace
longer repe ted aobeg2a E0cfn0 heart especially
this sad But the God grace aud
tio3, Bia his infinite faueB thai ell this psrfa
void in tee be family May this be realized to the
jyi,inc o. their HEARTS. z34a VIZ.
hUrtEsesbJIO, Tenn- Dec. 10, 1851
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RelIriouaNoticea.

The Rev. Mr.. HUI, of South Carolina, will preach
in the I'd Presbyterian Church, at II O'Clock a. NJ.
and the Rev. DR.. LAPsLET at G o'clock P. N.
Dec. %, 1861.
FIRST BAPTIST CEURcH The Rev. Dr.. HowsLL
will, by request, preach this morning st eleven
O'Clock. on the subject OF !" he duty Of Caris.Gns
Nth regard to 1olr."
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TIE LEGIsLATURE.s~ Both houses of the Legsla-
turs met yesterday morning st seven o'clock, and
went through the formal ceremony of adjourning.
There were very few members present, the great
er portion having left for their homes. According
to the resolution adopted they will assemble again
on the goth of January.
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wanted,

the services OF Distiiler-one who is capable of
experimenting the construction and management
Of large Distinery; to such q person unusual in
ducements are offered. Apply by letter to
STILLEAN 4 BREEN.
decl6-2w7 Eaa- Memphis, Tenn.
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Circular o. candidates Inserted in the UE1oE AHEIoL
nust be paid for other business nscs and Toe payment
cured in ADVANCE cf publication This rule viii be enforce
inhexbly No creuas either Of candidates their friend
viii hereafter be inserted il this espe, any other
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ATTENTIoN.-Al officers and privstes Of the Ais
Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers, now absent OF
furlough, or otherwise, will report themselves a
Camp Trous3ale, By the 18th inst. e'-a s---E
By order Of CoL-S1 F4EQUHARsoN,
dec2l -ra~,s ...-. a J. ASTHONY, Adjutant. I'd
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BRADLEY COUNTY.-ThIs county, which q shor.
time since was SO largely Union, is coming up no
bly, In volunteering. We understand three ceDpa>
MES have been mustered in at Cleveland-OLe last
week, and two this-Capt. Camp, Capt. Purvine,
and COptain Jno. n. Dunn. Another Company
Capt. Hancock's-i5 nearly ready.-Ahens Post,
! Dec. 20
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FiftY dollars ReWaIdI

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living the Cunber "a
IL River, about eight miles above Nashville Tennes
nsgroman. named JORDAN TEent dollars reward
given taken thin the State and ffg, out & he Is secu
GRy way 50 that get him again
Jordan ave fest eight inches high about tEentYhYey
old weighs hundred and Atty FIVE pounds; lsps when
talks and ammers when excited bsr. head tn with one
spot nearly naked; l cheek running from the
nose, towards the dark complexion; right leg
caused By cut from SCI the BE has probably made his wsy
70 Of the camps A w 0VERTON
Dec. 18th, I66l-dd -.
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We w esteem ii ssal f4vOr orr friends and eorrespou.
esntG the various divisions and camps Of the 0oniedeAte
oTce win furnh with all the gossip AID proper DC
placed before the public We wish our paper boa
interesting welcome visitor the tent cf every soldier
fighting battles for independence. Thsir letters should be
addressed to rs at Nashville, Tenn
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The SOLDIERS RELIEF SOCIETY of Tennessee &C
kuo Wedges the receipt Of the following contribu,
tions by Mr.. Thomas Buchanan, williamson county
Mr. Thomas Buchanan 81 90, Lucy P4tten
l 90 A; Anne Williams, l 90; Nm Roberts, 90; I
l 90; Il A Wood, l 90, G Scales, 90; B
Yergan. 90 John TIgner, l co; VIM Covington,
90; John Allen, 90; S D Allen, l 90 Susan
CovRgton, 90 A Yargan, l 90; c Jordan, 90
P 3 Haley, l 90; VIM S Glenn, 90; James A
House, l 90; N II R Scales, 90 N Wanen, l 90
Mrs Hedge co; Jordan, 90; WIN Webb
90; Patten. 90; Patton, 90; q Pat
ten, L 90. Total, S29 o.
Felicia GEUSDY Porter. 81.
President Soldiers Relief Society.
Dsc. Goth 1851.
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For Rent.

FTNHE houIs and lot belonging to George sEhDgon
High street, between Church and cedar streets is for
eat for the year Is62prics x hundred dollars ThsrsneI
required to give three notes paybein the Planters Bank
very four months with Soo5 approved security APpE
Immediately to GEORGE A. WASHING on,
Cedar Hill, Robertson county, Tenn
Or to Wm s. CHATHAM,
decl6-dIm No % Eigh street, NashVilie Tsnc
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SUNDAY INCOMING, DEU. 90. 1861. =


These q friends srvrS from the dOniniOnS Of King LIN
who may have copies TIE late Louisville, Cincinnati q
Northern papers, will confer special yor on both ourselves
and the puse BY leaving . or ONCE, in Nashville with
the least delay possls We win cheerfuIy expense
4 ncarre ID in prrouYiug them
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

We are autho fiz 20 snuf urce J. h HIE Ton 50 epdi
cate for Sheriff of Davidson County at the ensuing March e
Fer Clerk.
We authorized to annoupes JE2S JORDAN.
ddse Tor county oout ClerkOf DagdaOn County, the
Luing March elscicn, de,2I-dtd"
We auth rEei to announce KOS JIUsK0 RAN0H
candidate oouly Court JIerk OF LsVi5sen the
eRsnng HGrch eleotion. dec2I-ts~
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Wanted.
Wanted
Fer Rent
Notice,

Notice.
eTFIcE OF PRINCIPAL coMyrss AIRY, !
WIsTERE DEPARTMENT, :
Bowling Green, Ky Dec. 81 1917
CNBALED Proposals will be received at this ofc until u
o'clock noon, Saturday, the 18th day Of december
for furnishing good and wholesome fresh Beef to the army
Bowling Green, KY No proposals. to Cup ply less Tran br.
Ka5e will be entertained.
The beef must be slaughtered AID delivered, neks and
excluded to the OOnmsares serving with the troops
at such times and in such quantities rtquled
ProposalsWh Oh will be addressed the undeTsgued and
endorsed the cover, Proposals to furnish FreEh BEEF
must Be accompanied ~ the Of two reponse PeOos
5ureties for The sithuI performance the contract
1he Principal Oommhsafy tie right to reject all
bids. THUS JACKSON,
decl6-dts5 Asjor and Print Gem y Wessrn Dept.
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Th.frends and acGu7insauees Of LOUISA Il HUME, re
lict Of the ste Alfred Hume respectfully Invited 70 at
tend her this Horng at lVS OcooV, frCm the Yrs
Pres yter'aa CtucA.
piins services b. tie Rev. JOscrh Ber1xelI. ~
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FuNERAI NOTICE.

In Tods cennty, Ky, Ish inst, By the Rev Mr..
PIas,srs, Mr. ED W. E0tTHINeT0A, o. this county, 10
hliss AIlRlA wa TKINs, o. lhe former county. u -
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SIX 7.

The observations are, as far possible, made be-
tween and I in the morning and 2 at noon, and
and in the evening. :.
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We have received the @SSfederate States Alma
nae and Repository of sss'sll knowledge, for 1862
It is gotten up on the of the old American Al
msDsc, and contains &c amount of very useful
matter. It is really a useful work. Orders should
be addressed to d. c. CLARK, Vicksburg, Miss.
The remains of the late Major JOSEPH q. GOOD
BAR, of the 10th Regiment Tennessee Volunteers
who recently died st Morristown, East Tennessee
were inferred at NcNinnvills, Tennessee, on Sun
day evening last.
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Reading matIer Os Every Page.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
For the Week Ending Saturday, 2lst Of Dec, 1861
BIZ PAUL F. TAvEL,
At The Union ard American Block $50
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ATTENTION, Harris Guards,

CAMP WHITTHOENE, Dec. 2lst, 1851.
All absent members of this company will report
themselves at camps Monday evening, as we viii be
mustered in Tuesday, 24:h, 1861.
CAPT VIZ. RoUNDTREE.
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will give ten dollars in gold one years subscrip
ton to the DAILY UNION AND AMERICAN, for the best
Christmas Address that may be sent to this office
BY the 22d inst. .
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FIGHT AT DRANESVILLE AND Pros.
PEcr ron ANOTHER.
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The WATSON HoUsE-Nessrs. ACTON YOUSG and
W. f. CBURCHER have leased the Watson House
and will open it on the LIST of January, thoroughly
reftted and refurnished. With Mr.. YoUNG's ex-
perience as hotel keeper, ana Mr.. CATCHER SIS
the financial mana ger, the Watson House under their
management must be success. Its central posi-
ton will enable it to enjoy large share OF Gus
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For sale or Rent.

NtoNFoRrABLE Dwelling Houss with out buildDgs Ice
house EAd twelve Of land adjoining Fair Ground
Also mali dwelling on Mrfreesbors TurDpe Win y.r5sB
Rent Sl45 90 ldssSdtRl ~ Il lhKMAN
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WhaIers sunk ifa the ChsnneI near
Charleston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-22

ATTEMPT TO BURN A RAILROAD BRIDGE.